The Overall Prediction Model Sample Clauses

The Overall Prediction Model. Based on the hypothesis that previous medical and psychological factors may determine or at least predict subsequent well-being and health outcomes, this overall model includes the following hypothesized significant relationships:
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The Overall Prediction Model. Based on the hypothesis that previous medical and psychological factors may determine or at least predict subsequent well-being and health outcomes, this overall model includes the following hypothesized significant relationships: 1. Outcomes may be predicted not only (1) by the variables (or their interactions) assessed at the immediately previous time-point, but also (2) by the factors (or their interactions) assessed at all previous time-points and baseline, as well as (3) by the interactions between variables assessed at different time-points. 2. Potential association between the medical and psychological variables of the study. a) For example, it is possible for a medical event or changes in a significant biomedical index to lead to subsequent changes in illness self-regulation and psychological outcomes. b) Likewise, it is possible and, therefore, should be examined whether there is an interaction between psychological variables, for example illness representations or self-efficacy, and crucial medical variables, for example therapy side effects, regarding their impact on health and psychological outcomes. 3. The process of adaptation to illness is probably characterized by a choreography of dynamic changes in specific aspects of this process. In other words, it is possible that changes in the basic self-regulatory spiral (illness representations, coping behaviors, reappraisals etc.) are associated with corresponding changes to the ways that facilitating factors (such as, self-efficacy) change over time, and for both of these patterns of change to be associated with variations in health outcomes (Xxxxxxxxx 2016). Hence, the examination of the potential impact of the dynamic changes in different variables (or a set of the most important of them) on corresponding changes in health outcome scores is needed. Some paradigmatic pathways are illustrated below:  Clinical variables – (changes in) self-efficacy – (changes in) adherence to medical advice – (changes in) health outcomes  Clinical variables – (changes in) optimism – (changes in) coping behavior (e.g., positive attitude) – (changes in) health outcomes  Illness emotional representations – emotion regulation – social support – health outcomes  Illness representation of treatment control – fear of recurrence – distress – health outcomes  Sense of coherence – self-rated health – coping behavior – health outcomes
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