Catherine J Stoodley, Angela J Fawcett, Roderick I Nicolson, John F Stein
Impaired balancing ability in dyslexic children
Experimental brain research
favourable unfavourable process patients adaptation challenging medical condition may indicate certain adjustment reactions either constructive undesirable tend prevail aim study examine adjustment reactions patients define correlation reactions sociodemographic factors health selfassessment satisfaction medical care duration treatment limitations women treated rheumatoid arthritis study conducted department rheumatology connective tissue diseases specialist outpatient clinic independent public teaching hospital 4 lublin poland polish adaptation reactions impairment disability inventory ridi h livneh r antonak 1990 used study together original questionnaire pvalue 005 set define statistical differences analysis performed using commercial spss statistics software ibm corp armonk ny adjustment reactions adaptive reactions ie adjustment 305 acknowledgement 2604 found markedly prevail lowest mean value observed denial 1904 considered negative reaction longer duration disease associated lower level external hostility low health selfassessment significant limitations impairing everyday activities caused pain deformity impaired joint mobility mostly related unfavourable early intermediate nonadaptive reactions knowledge adjustment reactions moderating factors appears crucial planning measures aimed rehabilitation ra patients