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Adaptation to changing health: Response shift in quality-of-life research.

DOI: 10.1037/10382-000

Publisher: American Psychological Association - American Psychological Association

Aug 31, 2004

1 - 10 of 15 Chapters

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Integrating response shift into health-related quality-of-life research: A theoretical model.

Sprangers, Mirjam A. G.; Schwartz, Carolyn E.

Pages: 11 –23

This reprinted article originally appeared in Social Science & Medicine, 1999, 48, 1507–1515, (see record 1999-05526-001). The working definition of response shift refers to a change in the meaning of one's self-evaluation of a target construct as a result of (a) a change in the respondent's...
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Response shift: A coping perspective.

Richards, T. Anne; Folkman, Susan

Pages: 25 –36

Response shift refers to changes in internal standards, values, and conceptualization of quality of life. In this chapter the authors present a framework with which to specify coping mechanisms that can create and sustain the phenomenon of response shift. The authors consider response shift in...
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Response shifts in prostate cancer patients: An evaluation of suppressor and buffer models.

Lepore, Stephen J.; Eton, David T.

Pages: 37 –51

C. E. Schwartz and M. A. Sprangers (see records 2000-08799-001 and 2000-08799-006) define response shifts as a change in the meaning of one's self-evaluation of QOL (quality of life) as a result of a change in one's internal standards of measurement (i.e., recalibration), the importance...
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Personal goals and response shifts: Understanding the impact of illness and events on the quality of life of people living with AIDS.

Rapkin, Bruce D.

Pages: 53 –71

Quality-of-life (QOL) assessment has come to play an increasingly important role in clinical decision making and treatment research. What frames of reference do individuals use when asked to appraise their QOL? What factors influence different individuals' perspectives on QOL? How does an...
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Discussion: Theoretical reflections.

Schwartz, Carolyn E.; Sprangers, Mirjam A. G.

Pages: 73 –77

This chapter discusses the first four chapters of this book (see records 2000-08799-001, 2000-08799-002, 2000-08799-003, and 2000-08799-004). These chapters address the theoretical foundation of response shift. In this discussion, the authors summarize the advances represented by the foregoing...
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Methodological approaches for assessing response shift in longitudinal health-related quality-of-life research.

Schwartz, Carolyn E.; Sprangers, Mirjam A. G.

Pages: 81 –107

This reprinted article originally appeared in (Social Science & Medicine, 1999, 48, 1531–1548). The authors working definition of response shift refers to a change in the meaning of one's self-evaluation of a target construct as a result of: (a) a change in the respondent's internal standards of...
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Response shift effects on patients' evaluations of health states: Sources of artifact.

Llewellyn-Thomas, Hilary A.; Schwartz, Carolyn E.

Pages: 109 –122

In this chapter the authors present a methodologic framework for designing evaluative studies that will not obscure or artifactually affect actual changes in internal standards of measurement, in values, and in the conceptualization of health. First, the clear identification of actual changes in...
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Measuring response shift using the Schedule for Evaluation of Individual Quality of Life.

O'Boyle, Ciaran A.; McGee, Hannah M.; Browne, John P.

Pages: 123 –136

C. E. Schwartz and M. A. Sprangers (see records 2000-08799-001 and 2000-08799-006) have defined response shift as a change in the meaning of one's self-evaluation of a target construct as the result of (a) a change in one's internal standards of measurement, (b) a change in one's values, or (c) a...
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Response shift and fatigue: The use of the thentest approach.

Sprangers, Mirjam A. G.; van Dam, Frits S. A. M.; Broersen, Jenny; Lodder, Litanja; Wever, Lidwina; Visser, Mechteld R. M.; Oosterveld, Paul; Smets, Ellen

Pages: 137 –151

In this study, the authors use the thentest procedure to detect response shift effects in self-report fatigue measures completed by 105 patients (aged 28–89 yrs) with cancer. The thentest procedure is as follows: At the posttest session, the participants fill out the self-report measure twice....
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Discussion: Methodological pathways.

Sprangers, Mirjam A. G.; Schwartz, Carolyn E.

Pages: 153 –156

This chapter discusses the previous 4 chapters (see records 2000-08799-006, 2000-08799-007, 2000-08799-008, and 2000-08799-009). Investigating and testing the methods presented in this section of the book are the key to beginning to integrate response shift into health-related quality-of-life...

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