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Table 1.

Overview of cluster-analytical studies based on pain-related avoidance-endurance responses.

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Table 2.

Frequencies, means and standard deviations in socio-demographical, medical, primary response, and secondary variables.

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Table 3.

LPA model fit summary.

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Fig 1.

Z-standardized means, standard deviations, overall (ANOVAs) and multiple mean comparisons of pain response profiles on primary response measures.

Note: nEER = 187, 35%, nLER = 141, 26%, nDAR = 208, 39%; EER = Eustress-endurance, LER = Low-endurance, DAR = Distress-avoidance responders; 1 = Welsh test; all overall p < .001; *** = p < .001; η2 classification of effect sizes by Cohen (1988): η2 = .01, small, η2 = .06, medium, η2 = .14, large.

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Table 4.

Means and standard deviations of pain response profiles in primary response measures.

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Fig 2.

Z-standardized means, standard deviations, overall (ANOVAs) and pairwise mean comparisons of pain response profiles on secondary measures.

Note: EER = Eustress-endurance, LER = Low-endurance, DAR = Distress-avoidance responders; 1 = Welsh test; all overall p < .001; *** = p < .001; η2 classification of effect sizes by Cohen [88]: η2 = .01, small, η2 = .06, medium, η2 = .14, large effect.

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Table 5.

LPA model fit summary for the three-profile solution (model 3) with four covariates including p-values from logistic regression analysis.

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