The 11-item Rheumatic Disease Illness Perception Questionniare (RD-IPQ) adapted from the original IPQ for patients with rheumatic diseases comprises cognitive and emotional illness perceptions including illness cause, comprehension, consequences, emotions, fluctuations, identity, personal control and treatment control [ 16].
Human behavior is a direct consequence of emotions, with the emotions directly affecting perception, cognition, personality system, body language, and the mind.
Although most of us think that feelings are deeply personal and private experiences, this seminar explores the social side of emotion¿including how they are socially learned, shaped, regulated, and distributed in the population as well as the consequences of emotion culture, emotion norms, emotional labor, and emotional deviance for individuals and society.
Symptoms such as impulsive and NSSI are either the direct or the indirect consequence of emotion dysregulation or attempts to modulate intense emotional reactions [ 38].
Whether he's depicting the mournful uneasiness of two siblings on a last moonlit bike ride or the bewilderment of an estranged father giving himself over to the healing power of a Jacques Cousteau special, Reiken knows how to charge the quietest domestic scenes with consequence and emotion.
40 The consequences are emotions such as anger and anxiety, as well as psychological disorders such as burnout.
An overall scale of illness perceptions will be computed by adding the items representing illness consequences, illness emotions and illness identity.
The RD-IPQ has evidence for its psychometric properties in patients with rheumatic diseases [ 16] and includes illness perceptions of identity, consequences and emotions.
The consequences are emotions such as anger or anxiety [ 27] extending to addictions to substances [ 7] and psychological disorders such as burnout [ 28, 29].
