Pain Interference Test

Sensation: Pain

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English, Spanish

Description

An assessment of pain administered in a computer-adaptive test (CAT) format. Participants are asked the extent to which pain has interfered with or affected the enjoyment of various activities in the past 7 days. The Pain Interference test is also part of the PROMIS-29 Profile.

Administration Info

Age range: 18+
Test Time: 1 minutes
Available in: NIH Toolbox
Administration: Self-administered
Devices: iPad
Additional equipment required: No
Qualification Level: N/A

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