What drives psychological well-being in early-stage multiple sclerosis?

Megan Korhummel; Karin G. Coifman

doi:10.1080/08870446.2026.2650781

March 30, 2026Psychology and Health

What drives psychological well-being in early-stage multiple sclerosis?

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Key Points

The study aims to explore the factors influencing psychological well-being in individuals with early-stage multiple sclerosis.
Assessment of psychological well-being in early-stage multiple sclerosis patients
Identification of perceived functioning as a key factor
Evaluation of patient self-management and self-efficacy interventions
Perceived functioning significantly influences psychological well-being
Targeting perceived functioning can enhance self-management techniques
Psychological interventions may improve self-efficacy among patients

Implication

Identifies perceived functioning as a target for psychological interventions in multiple sclerosis, suggesting improved self-management benefits.

Abstract

Conclusions: These results suggest a potential novel target for psychological interventions, as perceived functioning can be targeted in treatments focusing on patient self-management and/or self-efficacy.

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Korhummel et al. (2026) studied this question.

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