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. 2017 Jul 25;43(3):314–325. doi: 10.1093/jpepsy/jsx103

Table I.

Summary of Cognitive-Affective Measures Validated in Children and Adolescents With Chronic Pain

Measure Cognitive-affective domain Number of items Subscales Independent expert panel Child/adolescent input Direct adaptation or informed by multiple measures?
BAPQa Pain anxiety 6 Pain-specific anxiety Y Y (item generation; CP only) Multiple child measures
FOPQ-C Fear of pain 24 Fear of pain (n = 13), avoidance of activities (n = 11) Y Y (item generation; CP only) Multiple adult measures
PCS-C Catastrophizing 13 Rumination (n = 4), helplessness (n = 6), magnification (n = 3) N N Direct adaptation from adult measure
PCQa Catastrophizing 5 Internalizing/catastrophizing subscale N N Multiple adult and child measures
PRIa Catastrophizing 5 Catastrophizing subscale N Y (item generation; CP only) Multiple child and adult measures
PPFQ Fear of pain 22 Fearful thoughts scale (n = 11), fearful physical feelings and behaviors (n = 11) Y Y (item generation, pilot questionnaire responses; CP and healthy children) Multiple measures (unknown whether child or adult)
PHODA-Youth Fear of pain 51 Activities of daily life (n = 13), intensive physical activities (n = 27), social activities (n = 11) Y Y (item generation; CP and healthy children) Direct adaptation from adult measure
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Other subscales not related to cognitive-affective constructs of interest in this article are available but not listed here. Yes (Y); No (N);.

Note. Bath Adolescent Pain Questionnaire = BAPQ; Children with chronic pain = CP; Fear of Pain Questionnaire for Children = FOPQ-C; Pain Catastrophizing Scale for Children = PCS-C; Pain Coping Questionnaire = PCQ; Pain Response Inventory = PRI; Pediatric Pain Fear Questionnaire = PPFQ; Photograph Series of Daily Activities = PHODA-Youth.