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Using demographic and clinical data from a sample of 167 participants, it analyzes survey items reflecting mood and energy changes alongside tender point counts and illness duration. 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Dell ’Osso 1 , L. Bazzichi2 , G. Consoli 1 , C. Carmassi 1 , M. Carlini 1 , E. Massimetti 1 , C. Giacomelli2 , S. Bombardieri2 , A. Ciapparelli 1 |\n\n| Table I. Demographic and clinical characteristics of the sample (n=167) . |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Age 50.9 ± 12.4\u003Cbr>Ethnic origin Italian (100%)\u003Cbr>Education\u003Cbr>Low 94 (56 .3)\u003Cbr>High (high school and 73 (43.7) graduate) |  |\n| Marital status\u003Cbr>Unmarried (single, separated, or divorced)\u003Cbr>Married\u003Cbr>Work status Housewife Employed Unemployed Retired | 44 (25 .5)\u003Cbr>123 (74 .5)\u003Cbr>60 (35 .9)\u003Cbr>74 (44 .3)\u003Cbr>7 (4 .2)\u003Cbr>26 (15 .6) |\n| Number of tender points 14.7 ± 2.9\u003Cbr>Duration of illness 87.8 ± 107.9\u003Cbr>“duration of illness/age” 13.83% ± 15.37% |  |\n| Age: years, mean (±SD); education, marital status, work status: n (%); number of tender points,“duration of illness/age”: mean (±SD); duration of illness: months, mean(±SD) . |  |\n\n\n| Item n. | In the course of your life, including when you were a child, have you ever had periods of at least 3-5 days in which: |  |  |  |  | positive\u003Cbr>answers |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 29 | …you felt persistently good or high? |  |  |  |  | n=121; 75.5% |\n| 31 | …even the smallest thing could make you very enthusiastic? |  |  |  |  | n=109; 68. 1% |\n| 37 | …you were warm, extroverted and sociable and it was very easy to introduce yourself to others or to make new friends? |  |  |  |  | n=96; 60% |\n| 111 | …you were particularly sensitive to the forms and harmony in nature? |  |  |  |  | n=96; 60% |\n| 74 | …you found your interest shifting frequently from one thing to another and were easily distracted so that, for example, it was hard to finish a newspaper or magazine article or to watch a television program from beginning to end? |  |  |  |  | n=85; 53.3% |\n| 77 | …you felt vigorous, much livelier than usual and full of energy? |  |  |  |  | n=83; 51. 8% |\n| 38 | You were the kind of person to whom others were attracted because of your confidence, enthusiasm and energy? |  |  |  |  | n=83; 51. 8% |\n| Table III. Pearson ’s correlations between the MOODS-SR depressive and manic components and the FIQ, MCS, PCS and BP scores ofthe MOS SF-36 in the whole sample (panel a, n=167) and in FM patients without bipolar disorder (panel b, n=160) . |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| Panel a\u003Cbr>MOODS-SR |  | FIQ | VAS dolore | BP | MCS | PCS |\n| depressive component |  | r=0.318\u003Cbr>p=0.000 | r=0.241\u003Cbr>p=0.002 | r=-0.232\u003Cbr>p=0.003 | r=-0.557\u003Cbr>p=0.000 | NS |\n| manic component |  | r=0.240 | r=0.202 | r=-0.252 | r=-0.277 | r=-0.196 |\n|  |  | p=0.002 | p=0.010 | p=0.001 | p=0.000 | p=0.011 |\n| Panel b\u003Cbr>MOODS-SR |  | FIQ | VAS dolore | BP | MCS | PCS |\n| depressive component |  | r=0.332\u003Cbr>p=0.001 | r=0.251\u003Cbr>p=0.001 | r=-0.223 p=0.05 | r=-0.538\u003Cbr>p=0.001 | NS |\n| manic component |  | r=0.247 | r=0.208 | r=-0.220 | r=-0.267 | r=-0.155 |\n|  |  | p=0.002 | p=0.009 | p=0.005 | p=0.01 | p=0.05 |","cbCaiePzGavUUeeZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiePzGavUUeeZ","pdf",167439,"English","# Demographic and Clinical Characteristics\n## Sample description (n=167)\n# Mood Assessment Items and Positive Responses\n## Selected MOODS-SR related items\n# Correlation Results\n## Panel a: whole sample\n## Panel b: fibromyalgia without bipolar disorder","[{\"question\":\"What study population and sample size were used?\",\"answer\":\"The sample includes 167 participants. 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