The impact of chronic pain on quality of life among older adults: mediating effects of intrinsic capacity and moderated mediation effects of social support

Name: The impact of chronic pain on quality of life among older adults: mediating effects of intrinsic capacity and moderated mediation effects of social support
Creator: Zhilan Yang
Published: 2025-12-08T11:08:03.065Z
Keywords: Chronic Pain, Quality of Life, Social Support of Family, Older Adult

Yang, Zhilan; Zhao, Huimin; Li, Hongyan; Wu, Bei; Du, Miao; Song, Zeyu; Tian, Ziwei; Jia, Yueyue

doi:10.17632/yxpct9vjgk.1

The impact of chronic pain on quality of life among older adults: mediating effects of intrinsic capacity and moderated mediation effects of social support

Published: 8 December 2025| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/yxpct9vjgk.1

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Zhilan Yang, Huimin Zhao, Hongyan Li, Bei Wu, Miao Du, Zeyu Song, Ziwei Tian, Yueyue Jia

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Hypothesis 1: intrinsic capacity mediates the relationships between chronic pain and quality of life. Hypothesis 2: Social support plays a moderated mediating role in the relationship between chronic pain and quality of life. Hypothesis 3: Social support moderates the impact of chronic pain on quality of life through the mediating pathway of intrinsic capacity.

The impact of chronic pain on quality of life among older adults: mediating effects of intrinsic capacity and moderated mediation effects of social support

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