Dataset experiment reading about chronic pain (SPSs Theory)

Overview SPSs found in experiment Self-schema SPSs USPS Empathic S-S SPS Chronically ill USPS Analytical S-S SPS Unsupportive social circle USPS Social circle S-S SPS Conforming USPS Mentally ill S-S SPS Suffering USPS Unsupportive social circle S-S SPS Lonely USPS Intolerant S-S SPS Selfish USPS Unadventurous S-S SPS Bad relationship USPS Hopeful S-S SPS Isolated USPS Familial S-S SPS Powerless USPS Reflective S-S SPS Noble idiot USPS Mess S-S SPS Judging USPS Depressed S-S SPS Closed off USPS Powerless S-S SPS Not fun USPS Searching S-S SPS Meddling USPS Non-persevering S-S SPS Self-centred USPS Non-chronic illness S-S SPS Suffering social circle USPS Self-critical S-S SPS Unrealistic USPS Homebody S-S SPS Searching USPS Positive outlook S-S SPS Alone USPS American boy USPS Not taken seriously USPS Sad USPS Give up USPS Pain USPS Mentally unstable USPS Patient USPS Not happy USPS Intolerant USPS Self-critical USPS Ghasseminejad, Melina. "Reading about Chronic Pain in Havelin’s Please Read This Leaflet Carefully: An n=1 Empirical Approach into Reading Literature", in A. Effe and M. Schuh (Eds.), The Role of Narrative in the Medical and Health Humanities. Berlin: De Gruyter. DSPS PPS SPS Hopeful DSPS Intolerant PPS SPS Accepting DSPS Unsuportive social circle Adventurous DSPS Patient Trying DSPS Person Good relationship DSPS Not happy Stubborn DSPS Socal circle Independent DSPS Tolerant DSPS Loving parent DSPS Comforted DSPS True self DSPS Anonymous DSPS Togetherness DSPS Vindicated DSPS Selfless DSPS Persevering DSPS Non-chronic illness DSPS Kind DSPS