Original paper
Perceived injustice after spinal cord injury: evidence for a distinct psychological construct
Abstract
Cross-sectional study. To identify unique predictors of perceived injustice compared with depression symptoms within the first year after SCI. Inpatient rehabilitation program in a large urban region in the Southwestern United States. A sample of 74 participants with median time since injury of 52 days completed measures of perceived injustice, depression symptoms, posttraumatic stress symptoms, expected disability, pain intensity, and anger....
Paper Details
Title
Perceived injustice after spinal cord injury: evidence for a distinct psychological construct
Published Date
Jun 24, 2019
Journal
Volume
57
Issue
12
Pages
1031 - 1039
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