Network modeling of the impact of social support and illness acceptance on disease activity in Crohn’s disease patients: a cross-sectional study

These findings highlight self-worth, autonomy, and perceived social support as central psychosocial factors influencing disease activity in CD. These pathways differ by relationship status, underscoring the need for personalized psychosocial care strategies tailored to marital context. Longitudinal research is warranted to validate these dynamic relationships.