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A transdiagnostic cognitive model of depression and anxiety in chronic inflammatory disease: Evidence from multiple sclerosis and endometriosis
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• MS and EMS show substantial cross-disease parallels. • Depressive and anxiety symptoms are highly prevalent in both populations. • Distress tolerance as a transdiagnostic factor linking neuroticism and symptoms. • Pain (EMS) and gait-disability (MS) did not moderate factor-symptom relationships. • Both shared and disease-specific trait–factor and symptom pathways.
Keywords:
Multiple sclerosis
Endometriosis
Transdiagnostic
Depression
Anxiety
Personality traits
Cognitive processes
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