The Cognitive Appraisal Path of Physical Activity, Benefit Finding, and Cancer‐Related Fatigue Among Patients With Colorectal Cancer in China: Mediation Model Analysis

Qun-Hong Liu; Li-Fang Yuan; Li-Ling Zhou; Li-Hao Ye; Xia Yang; Qun-Hong Liu; Li-Fang Yuan; Li-Ling Zhou; Li-Hao Ye; Xia Yang

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The Cognitive Appraisal Path of Physical Activity, Benefit Finding, and Cancer‐Related Fatigue Among Patients With Colorectal Cancer in China: Mediation Model Analysis

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Qun-Hong Liu, Li-Fang Yuan, Li-Ling Zhou, Li-Hao Ye, Xia Yang. 2025. The Cognitive Appraisal Path of Physical Activity, Benefit Finding, and Cancer‐Related Fatigue Among Patients With Colorectal Cancer in China: Mediation Model Analysis. European Journal of Cancer Care. 2025:1832643 doi: 10.1155/ecc/1832643

Qun-Hong Liu, Li-Fang Yuan, Li-Ling Zhou, Li-Hao Ye, Xia Yang. 2025. The Cognitive Appraisal Path of Physical Activity, Benefit Finding, and Cancer‐Related Fatigue Among Patients With Colorectal Cancer in China: Mediation Model Analysis. European Journal of Cancer Care. 2025:1832643 doi: 10.1155/ecc/1832643

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