Table 3.
Means and standard deviations for parent factors by FAP patient subgroup
| Parent factors | High Pain Dysfunctional (n = 109) |
High Pain Adaptive (n = 114) |
Low Pain Adaptive (n = 55) |
F (2, 273) |
ηp2 | Subgroup comparisons |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parent Psychological Distress | ||||||
| Anxiety | 55.89 (10.64) | 51.86 (9.40) | 50.78 (9.73) | 8.21*** | 0.06 | HPD > HPA & LPA |
| Depressive symptoms | 49.72 (10.31) | 46.40 (8.97) | 45.70 (8.97) | 3.49* | 0.03 | HPD > HPA |
| Catastrophizing about adolescent’s pain | 26.20 (10.94) | 21.57 (10.99) | 19.71 (8.70) | 8.21*** | 0.06 | HPD > HPA & LPA |
| Social Learning | ||||||
| Parent pain behaviors (modeling) | 55.08 (9.87) | 50.25 (11.13) | 51.33 (10.55) | 6.39** | 0.05 | HPD > HPA |
| Protective/solicitous responses to pain | 1.83 (0.77) | 1.56 (0.67) | 1.67 (0.65) | 4.20* | 0.03 | HPD > HPA |
Note.
*
p < 0.05
**
p < 0.01
***
p < .001. Subgroup comparisons indicate significant pairwise comparisons of means at the p < .01 level. Raw means are reported in tables. ANCOVA analyses included youth age and sex as covariates.