… progress is the psychological flexibility (PF) model. The term psychological flexibility may
have first … It probably first appeared in an article on chronic pain in 2006 48 but has appeared …

… psychological flexibility, assessed as avoidance, value obstruction, and value progress as
resilience factors in a sample of individuals with chronic pain. … and psychological flexibility, (2) …

… therapy (ACT), based on the psychological flexibility model. ACT extends from previous …
chronic pain and many empirical studies of specific processes from the psychological flexibility …

… of psychological flexibility in patients with chronic pain specifically … components of psychological
flexibility and measures of … Psychological flexibility includes processes of acceptance, …

… This study introduces to the field of chronic pain research a variable not previously
investigated, a component process of the psychological flexibility model, a component called …

… of psychological flexibility in adjustment to chronic pain and … life with pain through enhancing
psychological flexibility. This … that the psychological flexibility framework underlying ACT …

… with other processes related to “psychological flexibility” and the daily functioning of people
with chronic pain. Method: Consecutive adults seeking treatment for chronic pain (N = 150) …

… in psychological flexibility were consistently and significantly related to these improvements…
We suggest that psychological flexibility appears highly relevant to the study of chronic pain …

… role of psychological flexibility in patients with chronic pain. For this study, the content of a
previously designed measure of pain coping, the Brief Pain … that psychological flexibility would …

… so far has only focused on a few of the processes of psychological flexibility. Therefore, this
… processes of psychological flexibility following an ACT-based treatment for chronic pain, and …