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Table 1.

Mean and proportion of characteristics (n = 600).

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Fig 1.

Final path diagrams of one-factor models for the PDI-J and PDI-5-J in chronic low back pain and chronic daily headache.

One-factor models of the PDI-J and PDI-5-J with factor loadings and error terms (e1-e7 in PDI-J and e1-e5 in PDI-5-J) are indicated. The left side represents the chronic low back pain, and the right side represents the chronic daily headache. Abbreviation: PDI-J; Japanese version of the Pain Disability Index, PDI-5-J; Japanese version of the 5-item Pain Disability Index.

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Table 2.

Goodness-of-fit indices (one-factor solution) for the confirmatory factor analyses of PDI-J and PDI-5-J.

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Table 3.

Pearson’s correlations coefficient (95% confidence interval).

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