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Towards Measuring the Social Sources of Self-Efficacy in Chronic Pain: An Exploratory Psychometric Study

2026-07-05

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<p>Background: Self-efficacy beliefs in chronic pain are shaped by both individual experiences of action and the social environments in which these experiences occur. Yet the conditions through which this sense of capability is formed, sustained, or eroded, including perceived support, vicarious learning, and the quality of the relational environment, have not been systematically targeted as a measurement object....

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10.31234/osf.io/5c3jz_v1
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