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. 2017 Feb 21;2017:3017837. doi: 10.1155/2017/3017837

Table 1.

Final list of pain behaviors extracted from pediatric observational pain scales that loaded on factor 1, which we labeled as the “Controlled” factor.

Pain behavior Factor 1 Factor 2 Factor 3 Factor 4
Taking medication when he/she normally refuses .626 −.153 .064 .069
Seeking physical comfort or closeness .613 −.008 −.098 .335
Pulling head away .442 .222 .161 −.017
Lying very still .601 −.068 .010 .280
Screaming .492 .266 .115 −.027
Shifting torso .484 .081 .283 .047
Making aggressive physical contact .738 .156 .014 .206
Resisting being moved .701 −.097 .121 .180
Cursing .694 .006 .087 −.055
Raising voice .689 .210 .072 .046
Asking for help .689 −.104 −.094 .083
Complaining of pain .548 .009 −.045 .168
Self-harming .486 −.156 .045 −.046
Angry verbalizations .650 −.066 .203 −.014
Whining .617 .069 .274 −.099
Quiet .490 −.037 .202 .182
Kicking .692 −.016 .218 −.114
Resistant .604 −.119 .292 .091