Research Article
The Influence of Pain Severity and Interference on Satisfaction with Pain Management among Middle-Aged and Older Adults
Table 1
Descriptive statistics for total sample and middle-aged and older adults.
| Variables | Total () | Middle-aged adults () | Older adults () | M ± SD | % | M ± SD | % | M ± SD | % |
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| Race (% White) | | 82% | | 77% | | 87% |
| Gender (% female) | | 57% | | 58% | | 56% | Years of education | | | | | | | Total pain locations | | | | | | | Comorbidities | | | | | | | Pain interference | | | | | | | Pain severity | | | | | | | Self-efficacy for pain management | | | | | | | Self-efficacy for coping with other symptoms | | | | | | | Patient satisfaction with pain | | | | | | |
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different between age groups at . different between age groups at .
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