Psychological flexibility and pain catastrophizing in endometriosis: Incremental validity and interaction effects in predicting psychosocial outcomes

Carmen Berrocal, Luisa Fanciullacci, Olivia Bernini, Cristina Belviso, Lisa Compare, Giovanni Tumminaro, Chiara Bologna, Laura Baglietto
In: Journal of Psychosomatic Research · 2026 · vol. 209 , pp. 112888 · doi:10.1016/j.jpsychores.2026.112888 · PMID:42250412 · W7163567468
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This study investigated the unique contributions of psychological flexibility and pain catastrophizing in predicting psychosocial outcomes among individuals with endometriosis.

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