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1 MS
2 MSIS-29 BDI MS
3 Gill 2. Finsten 3. Gonzalez 4. Bascaran 5. Arango 6. Bousono 7. Vedat 8. Prihan 9. Seref 10. Anderson 11. Patti 12. Cacopardo 13. Palermo 14. Ciancio 15. Lopes 16. Resstivo 17. Reggio
4 CNS MS 1. Benedict 2. Wahlig 3. BaKshi 4. Fishman 5. Munschauer 6. Zivadinor 7 Weinstock 8. Gutman 9. Multiple Sclerosis 10. Acquadro 11. Lafortune 12. Mear 13. Cabe 14. Kern 15 Donald 16. Janardhan 17. Ford 18. Gerry 19. Johnson 20. Tennant 21. Zarei 22. Menden
5 1. Schulz 2. Gold 3. Witte 4. Bartsch 5. Lang 6. Hellweg 7. Reer 8. Braumann 9. Heseen NMSS
6 1. Cohen 2. Manion
7 MSIS-29 Ms SF-36 MSIS-29 MSIS-29 SF-36 MSIS-29 MSIS-29 MSIS validity
8 BDI-II DSM BDI BDI
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12 1 - MANOVA
13 F 1 - Adelaide & Pexman 2 - Bonferrone correction 3 - multiple collinearity 4 - Box test 5- Smirnov
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16 F F 2
17 F 2 F 2 F F 2 F 2
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19 . 1. Vucic 2. Burke 3. Kiernan 4. Vouyovitch 5. Debouverie 6. Guillemin 7. Vandenberghe 8. Axionnat 9. Vespignani 10.Barak 11. Achiron
20 . multiple sclerosis Impact scale
21 Acquadro, C. lafortune, L. & Meer, I. (2003). Quality of life in multiple
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23 Lee, S. H. Ahn, S.C.. Lee, Y. J. Choi, T. K. Yook, K.H. & Suh, S. S. (2007). Effectiveness of meditation-based stress management program as an adjunct to pharmacotherapy in patients with anxiety disorder. Journal of Psychosomatic Research. 62, Minden, S L. (2000). Mood disorder in multiple sclerosis: Diagnosis and treatment. J neurovirol. 2: Patti, F. Cacopardo, M. Palermo, F. Ciancio, MR. Lopes, R. Resttivo, D. & Reggio, A. (2003). Heath-related quality of life and depression and Italian sample of multiple sclerosis patient. Journal of the Neurological Science. 211, Benedict, A. H. B. Wahlig, E. Bakshi, R. Fishman, I. Munschauer, F. Zivadinov, R. & Guttmann, B. W. (2005). predicting quality of life in multiple sclerosis: accounting for physical disability, fatigue cognition, mood disorder, personality, and behavior change. Journal of the Neurological Science. 231, Schulz, K H. Gold, SM. Witte, J. Bartech, K. Lang, U. Hellweg, R. Reer, R. Braumann, KM. & Hessen, G. (2004). Impact of aerobic tanning of immune-endocrine parameters, neurotrophic factors, quality of life and coordinative function in multiple sclerosis. Journal of the Neurological science225, Zarei, M. (2006). Clinical characteristics of cortical multiple sclerosis. Journal of the Neurological Science. 245, Vucic, S. Burke, D. & Kiernan, M. C. (2010). Fatigue in Multiple Sclerosis: Mechanisms and Managment: clinical Neurophysiology 121: Vouyovitch, Pittion. S. Debouverie, M. Guillemin, F. Vandenberghe, N. Anxionnat, R. & Vespignani, H. (2006). Fatigue in Multiple sclerosis is
24 related to disability, depression and quality of life. Journal of the Neurological Science. 243, Vedat, I. Perihan, G. Seref, K. & Anderson, H. (2001). Improving quality of life in patients with non small cell lung cancer: Research experience with gemeitabine, Euro Journal Cancer. 33:8-13.
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