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Psychosocial and work factors associated with persistent low back pain and/or low back disability

Psychosocial and work factors associated with persistent low back pain and/or low back disability
General or work-related beliefs
Belief that pain and physical activity are harmful
Fear-avoidance behavior (fear of movement or re-injury, avoidance of activities because of fear of increased pain)
Catastrophizing (excessive focus on pain and feeling of helplessness to control pain)
Expectation that passive treatments (versus active rehabilitation therapies) will be effective
Low expectation for recovery or return to work
Expectation of increased pain with activity or return to work
High levels of pain reporting
Perceived injustice (eg, sense of unfairness, severity, or irreparability of loss)
Work-related factors
Poor control of one's job environment
Low job satisfaction
Short job tenure (recent hire)
Limited work skills/experience
Prior workers' compensation claim or time off work because of injury
Litigation in progress
Physically demanding work (heavy work or rapid work pace)
Lack of supervisor or coworker support
Perceived job stress
Lack of available modified or alternative duty work (eg, limited job tasks, accommodations to current job, or reassignment to another job)
Other affective factors
Depression
Anxiety
Alcohol or substance use
Social isolation (lack of family/social support)
Somatization 
Maladaptive coping or low self-efficacy (including pain-coping abilities)
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