Zhao SR, Ni XM, Zhang XA, Tian H. Effect of cognitive behavior therapy combined with exercise intervention on the cognitive bias and coping styles of diarrhea-predominant irritable bowel syndrome patients. World J Clin Cases 2019; 7(21): 3446-3462 [PMID: 31750328 DOI: 10.12998/wjcc.v7.i21.3446]
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Xin-An Zhang, MD, Associate Professor, College of Kinesiology, Shenyang Sport University, 36 Jinqiansong East Road, Sujiatun District, Shenyang 110102, Liaoning Province, China. zhangxa2725@163.com
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Gastroenterology & Hepatology
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Observational Study
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World J Clin Cases. Nov 6, 2019; 7(21): 3446-3462 Published online Nov 6, 2019. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v7.i21.3446
Table 1 General demographics of the subjects (n = 87, mean ± SD)
Group
Number
Sex, male/female
Age, yr
Time of education, yr
BMI, kg/m2
Course of disease, yr
CBT+E
28
7/21
33.75 ± 2.57
14.57 ± 2.54
21.67 ± 1.38
8.68 ± 1.80
Control
29
7/22
36.86 ± 2.54
15.03 ± 2.54
21.90 ± 1.36
8.66 ± 2.00
Healthy
30
7/23
35.30 ± 2.75
14.93 ± 2.55
22.27 ± 1.63
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t/χ2
0.02
9.47
3.37
1.22
3.29
P value
0.98
0.48
0.18
0.29
0.77
Table 2 Irritable Bowel Syndrome Symptom Severity Scale scores before and after the intervention in each group of patients (mean ± SD)
Group
n
Baseline
6 wk
12 wk
24 wk
CBT+E
28
252.07 ± 2.32
184.75 ± 3.56
179.85 ± 4.05
177.14 ± 4.61
Control
29
253.13 ± 1.97
197.51 ± 9.04
205.68 ± 10.89
191.89 ± 9.39
Table 3 ANOVA of Irritable Bowel Syndrome Symptom Severity Scale scores in each test group (n = 57)
Time main effect
Interaction
Group main effect
F
P value
F
P value
F
P value
IBS-SSS
3292.810
< 0.001
115.158
< 0.001
71.795
< 0.001
Table 4 Comparison of the Automatic Thoughts Questionnaire, Dysfunctional Attitudes Scale and Pain Coping Style Questionnaire scores between the diarrhea-predominant irritable bowel syndrome patient and healthy control groups (mean ± SD)
Scale
Dimensions
IBS-D (n = 57)
Healthy control (n = 30)
t
P value
ATQ
63.32 ± 9.44
44.33 ± 3.51
10.609
0.000
DAS
Vulnerability
17.96 ± 2.36
14.67 ± 1.26
7.099
0.002
Absorption/rejection
15.46 ± 3.67
11.17 ± 2.26
5.837
0.000
Perfectionism
16.98 ± 2.98
15.87 ± 2.30
1.785
0.059
Mandatory
17.89 ± 3.74
11.93 ± 2.19
8.019
0.000
Seek approval
18.09 ± 3.47
13.40 ± 2.31
6.652
0.002
Dependence
18.30 ± 2.62
13.20 ± 2.02
9.276
0.043
Autonomous attitude
18.56 ± 3.74
12.83 ± 2.70
7.410
0.041
Cognitive philosophy
17.16 ± 2.12
12.87 ± 2.86
7.915
0.007
Total score
137.39 ± 17.30
113.67 ± 10.35
6.875
0.008
CSQ
f1 Reinterpret
9.42 ± 2.91
9.43 ± 2.27
-0.019
0.513
f2 Overcome
17.42 ± 2.61
17.57 ± 2.14
-0.262
0.205
f3 Ignore
13.27 ± 2.67
14.81 ± 3.00
-2.358
0.337
f4 Catastrophization
19.82 ± 3.14
11.57 ± 4.76
9.689
0.004
f5 Increase activity
12.74 ± 3.12
13.67 ± 3.85
-1.215
0.175
f6 Pain behavior
13.93 ± 3.21
12.67 ± 3.20
1.744
0.890
f7 Divert attention
9.68 ± 4.21
14.67 ± 3.25
-5.642
0.025
f8 Pray
12.74 ± 3.12
9.27 ± 2.11
5.452
0.005
Table 5 Changes in cognitive bias scores before and after the intervention (mean ± SD)
CBT+E (n = 28)
Control (n = 29)
Baseline
6 wk
12 wk
24 wk
Baseline
6 wk
12 wk
24 wk
ATQ
66.96 ± 2.02
66.75 ± 2.01
65.66 ± 1.03
64.98 ± 2.23
66.10 ± 2.39
65.85 ± 2.33
65.42 ± 2.45
65.14 ± 2.36
Vulnerability
20.39 ± 1.66
18.25 ± 1.66
14.75 ± 1.97
12.75 ± 1.77
21.27 ± 1.68
21.10 ± 1.65
21.06 ± 1.68
20.99 ± 2.10
Absorption/rejection
12.53 ± 1.52
13.60 ± 1.59
14.42 ± 1.28
14.60 ± 1.28
13.17 ± 1.94
13.37 ± 1.91
13.62 ± 1.91
13.86 ± 1.99
Perfectionism
20.28 ± 1.46
19.39 ± 1.72
17.57 ± 1.98
17.35 ± 1.92
19.75 ± 1.72
19.41 ± 1.84
19.17 ± 1.69
19.00 ± 1.64
DAS
Mandatory
19.37 ± 1.76
18.00 ± 1.74
17.67 ± 1.78
17.46 ± 1.68
19.37 ± 1.59
18.48 ± 1.57
18.62 ± 1.54
18.43 ± 2.03
Seek approval
21.35 ± 1.74
20.03 ± 1.55
19.17 ± 1.80
18.89 ± 1.68
21.58 ± 1.70
20.44 ± 1.74
20.27 ± 1.72
20.10 ± 1.69
Dependence
21.67 ± 1.65
20.10 ± 1.42
16.32 ± 1.65
14.82 ± 1.41
22.55 ± 1.80
22.01 ± 1.45
21.90 ± 1.22
21.03 ± 1.65
Autonomous attitude
21.57 ± 1.75
20.75 ± 1.95
20.00 ± 2.26
19.85 ± 2.36
21.72 ± 1.70
21.55 ± 1.72
21.37 ± 1.71
21.20 ± 1.69
Cognitive philosophy
19.50 ± 1.75
18.25 ± 1.66
17.14 ± 1.64
16.60 ± 1.79
19.44 ± 1.70
18.37 ± 1.63
18.17 ± 1.60
17.96 ± 1.52
Total score
192.32 ± 2.22
188.50 ± 1.71
168.67 ± 2.56
162.10 ± 2.33
192.89 ± 2.00
190.48 ± 2.38
189.48 ± 2.38
189.48 ± 2.38
Table 6 Repeated-measures ANOVA of the cognitive bias scores of each test group (n = 57)
Time main effect
Interaction
Group main effect
F
P value
F
P value
F
P value
ATQ
52.475
< 0.001
26.296
< 0.001
4.094
0.048
DAS
2240.350
< 0.001
2033.203
< 0.001
102.742
< 0.001
Vulnerability
190.521
< 0.001
59.642
< 0.001
0.409
0.525
Absorption/rejection
341.422
< 0.001
154.348
0.001
4.242
0.044
Perfectionism
246.569
< 0.001
35.920
< 0.001
2.321
0.133
Mandatory
432.932
< 0.001
33.320
< 0.001
2.722
0.105
Seek approval
1994.091
< 0.001
1859.358
< 0.001
94.206
< 0.001
Dependence
52.797
< 0.001
18.439
< 0.001
3.406
0.070
Autonomous attitude
526.055
< 0.001
66.836
< 0.001
2.001
0.163
Cognitive philosophy
24495.725
< 0.001
17739.892
< 0.001
456.001
< 0.001
Total score
52.475
< 0.001
26.296
< 0.001
4.094
0.048
Table 7 Coping styles of each group before and after intervention (mean ± SD)
Dimensions
CBT+E (n = 28)
Control (n = 29)
Baseline
6 wk
12 wk
24 wk
Baseline
6 wk
12 wk
24 wk
Reinterpret
7.67 ± 1.80
8.82 ± 1.88
10.92 ± 2.03
11.92 ± 2.03
7.65 ± 1.81
8.41 ± 1.91
8.75 ± 2.21
9.17 ± 2.47
Overcome
15.03 ± 1.31
15.17 ± 1.30
16.10 ± 1.22
16.25 ± 1.20
14.82 ± 1.25
14.96 ± 1.26
15.17 ± 1.39
15.31 ± 1.31
Ignore
13.39 ± 1.79
14.50 ± 1.79
15.89 ± 1.44
16.17 ± 1.44
13.06 ± 2.03
13.41 ± 2.22
13.91 ± 2.46
14.03 ± 2.58
Catastrophization
27.57 ± 1.91
26.35 ± 1.66
23.32 ± 1.65
22.32 ± 1.51
28.79 ± 2.00
28.58 ± 1.97
27.89 ± 2.07
27.68 ± 2.05
Increase activity
14.96 ± 1.59
14.07 ± 2.22
13.35 ± 2.34
12.46 ± 2.28
15.58 ± 1.91
15.10 ± 1.98
14.89 ± 1.98
14.75 ± 1.82
Pain behavior
15.42 ± 1.59
14.67 ± 1.88
13.50 ± 2.57
13.21 ± 2.49
15.68 ± 1.49
15.48 ± 1.45
15.31 ± 1.44
15.13 ± 1.40
Divert attention
8.50 ± 1.87
10.57 ± 1.95
13.71 ± 1.76
15.17 ± 1.58
8.44 ± 1.74
8.62 ± 1.74
8.86 ± 1.82
9.06 ± 1.83
Pray
18.85 ± 1.43
17.28 ± 1.11
14.25 ± 1.62
12.75 ± 1.89
19.86 ± 1.92
19.65 ± 1.89
19.65 ± 1.89
19.58 ± 1.78
Table 8 Repeated-measures ANOVA of the coping style scores in each test group (n = 57)
Time main effect
Interaction
Group main effect
F
P value
F
P value
F
P value
Reinterpret
358.691
< 0.001
102.798
< 0.001
6.319
0.015
Overcome
118.479
< 0.001
30.007
< 0.001
2.944
0.092
Ignore
178.747
< 0.001
42.734
< 0.001
6.807
0.012
Catastrophization
1493.579
< 0.001
625.333
< 0.001
46.485
< 0.001
Increase activity
115.845
< 0.001
38.786
< 0.001
6.688
0.012
Pain behavior
54.750
< 0.001
19.504
< 0.001
6.326
0.015
Divert attention
1393.227
< 0.001
973.004
< 0.001
47.800
< 0.001
Pray
676.394
< 0.001
568.470
< 0.001
75.735
< 0.001
Table 9 Correlation of Irritable Bowel Syndrome Symptom Severity Scale scores with cognitive bias and coping styles (n = 28)
Table 10 Regression equation significance test analysis of the Irritable Bowel Syndrome Symptom Severity Scale scores of the subjects in the experimental group
R
R2
Adjusted R2
Standard error
F
P value
0.838
0.702
0.665
0.649
18.872
0.000
Table 11 Linear regression analysis of the Irritable Bowel Syndrome Symptom Severity Scale scores in the experimental group
Variable
Regression coefficient
Standard error
Normalization coefficient
t
P value
Constant
-95.862
4.871
—
-19.681
0.000
ATQ
-0.261
0.115
-0.256
-2.269
0.033
DAS
-0.393
0.168
-0.420
-2.343
0.028
CSQ
0.305
0.138
0.400
2.215
0.036
Citation: Zhao SR, Ni XM, Zhang XA, Tian H. Effect of cognitive behavior therapy combined with exercise intervention on the cognitive bias and coping styles of diarrhea-predominant irritable bowel syndrome patients. World J Clin Cases 2019; 7(21): 3446-3462