RESUMOABSTRACT This is the re-assessment of reliability and validity of Survey of Pain Attitudes-brief (SOPA-brief) version, with 183 chronic noncancer pain patients. The SOPA-brief assesses the chronic pain beliefs related to emotion, control, solicitude, medical cure, harm, disability and medication. The analysis showed seven domains and 28 items. There were differences in the allocation of two items and after analyses they were excluded. Four domains had good Cronbach's alpha values (between 0.74 and 0.85) and three had moderate (between 0.58 and 0.65). The SOPA-brief version in Portuguese language is superior to its first version. KEY WORDS RESUMENEste estudio trata la reevaluación de la confiabilidad y validez del Inventario de Actitudes frente al Dolor Crónico-versión breve, (IAD-breve) con 183 pacientes con dolor crónico no oncológico. El IAD-breve 28 ítems evalúa las creencias en el dolor crónico relacionadas al control, emoción, solicitud, cura médica, daño físico, incapacidad y medicación. El análisis resultó en siete dominios y 28 ítems. Hubo diferencias en la ubicación de dos ítems y, después de análisis, se decidió removerlos. Cuatro dominios presentaron valores de alfa de Cronbach considerados buenos (entre 0,74 y 0,85) y en tres, moderados (entre 0,58 y 0,65). El IAD-breve 28 ítems en lengua portuguesa es superior a la primera versión. DESCRIPTORES
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