Amy B. Myles

Young women’s somatic symptoms are more strongly predicted by psychosocial rather than physiological factors: longitudinal findings in a population-representative Australian sample

Amy B. Myles, Alissa Beath, Deborah Joanne Loxton, Anastasia Ejova

OBJECTIVE: Somatic symptoms - persistent medically unexplained physical complaints - present a challenge for the healthcare system, partly because patients often resist psychological explanations and treatments. To inform patient-practitioner interactions, we provide country-specific population-representative longitudinal data on the relative contributions of physiological …

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Young Women’s Somatic Symptoms are More Strongly Predicted by Psychosocial Rather Than Physiological Factors: Longitudinal Findings in a Population-Representative Australian Sample

Amy B. Myles, Michael Jones, Deborah Joanne Loxton, Alissa Beath et autres

Objective. Somatic symptoms – persistent medically unexplained physical complaints – present a challenge for the healthcare system, partly because patients often resist psychological explanations and treatments. To inform practitioner-patient interactions, we used two data waves of the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women’s …