Dyadic Coping of NMOSD and MOGAD patients and their partners: a sociological and psychological examination of strategies (CoMMOnsense-Study).

BMJ Neurol Open · 2025 · PMC12542533 · PMID 41133265

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Notably, NMOSD couples exhibited more highly significant correlations (p<0.01).

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The reciprocity index in NMOSD dyads showed a trend towards being slightly below the population average for self-evaluation, while partner-evaluation was higher than the population mean (NMOSD: reciprocity index self-evaluation: M=10.7, SD=5.2, p=0.28; partner-evaluation: M=14.0, SD=7.2, p<0.001).

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