… or distress were more likely to have utilized symptomatic coping and reported less control
over their symptoms. These studies all suggest that the relationship between coping with …

… data: the importance of defining response for individual patients In our review, changes from
baseline in QoL or symptom control scores were reported for individual patients in only 25% …

… and social support on the quality of life of individuals with schizophrenia. Thirty-two persons
… to the quality of life individuals with schizophrenia can attain, as if control of symptoms is the …

… symptoms, particularly positive symptoms (0·161, 0·077, p=0·0381), whereas smoking cessation
was not associated with changes in symptoms or quality of life … that most individuals did …

… has not occurred or is not distressing to the individual and 4 indicates that the symptom
occurs nearly every day or is severely distressing. Frequency and intensity scores are multiplied …

… her own schedule for taking it so that she could control their impact on her life. She said: "If it
gets … Now, we shall consider whether the incompatibility of Ireatment with the individuals' life …

… therapy or to a delayed-treatment control condition. An assessment battery including two …
It is likely that therapies that are equivalent in terms of the reduction of symptoms may be …

… the effects of symptoms on the person's ongoing emotional life. … We controlled for
autocorrelation in mood by partialling out … set, we need to go back three lags to control for up to a 1 …

… program on symptom severity and quality of life for individuals with … symptom severity and
improvements in quality of life over time for individuals in the program as compared to controls (…

… role of fluctuations in symptoms in daily functioning and quality of life of individuals with
multiple … Findings implicate a person-centered approach to monitoring and treating symptoms. …