| Autor: |
Forster, Saskia D., Gauggel, Siegfried, Loevenich, Rebecca, Völzke, Volker, Petershofer, Axel, Zimmermann, Petra, Privou, Caroline, Bonnert, Jürgen, Mainz, Verena |
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Frontiers in Neurology; 5/19/2022, Vol. 13, p1-8, 8p |
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Post-stroke depression has been repeatedly associated with the degree of functional and cognitive impairment. The present study aimed to conduct a microanalysis on this association and examined the association between mood and self-reported functionality in 20 stroke patients (6 females, age: M = 59.9, SD = 5.2) using ecological momentary assessments (EMA), a structured diary method capturing moment-to-moment variations. Mood and self-reported functionality were recorded via a smartphone-app eight times a day for seven consecutive days during inpatient rehabilitation care. The patients answered on average to 73.2% of the received prompts. Variability in patients' responses was caused by differences both between and within patients. Multilevel regression analyses revealed that mood and self-reported functionality were significantly associated at the same point in time, but only patients' mood predicted their self-reported functionality at the next assessment point in time-lagged analyses. These results remained stable after controlling for between-person differences as patients' age, staff-ratings of their awareness of illness, and their degree of functional independence. Patients' mood appeared to affect their future ratings of their functionality but not the other way around. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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