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Background and purpose: The present study aimed to review honesty-humility, emotionality, ‎extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness and openness to experience (HEXACO) personality ‎dimensions emotion regulation and stress coping strategies’ role in predicting the quality of life (QoL) in ‎migraine peoples.‎ Materials and methods: This was a descriptive research and the research design was correlative. The ‎statistical population included all migraine patients referring to therapeutic centers at Shiraz, Iran in 2013. The ‎available sampling method was used. Therefore, 100 migraine patients referring to centers were selected and ‎filled in the research questionnaires. The Quality of Life Questionnaire, shorten form of HEXACO Personality ‎Questionnaire, Gross and John Emotion Regulation Scale and stress coping strategies questionnaires were used ‎to collect the data.‎ Results: The data were analyzed by Pearson’s correlation index and multivariable regression analysis. ‎The results showed that a correlation have of emotionality (r = -0.298), extraversion (r = 0.276), ineffective ‎coping strategy (r = 0.111), emotional coping strategy (r = -0.216), re-evaluation strategies (r = 0.129) and ‎suppressing emotions (r = -0.152) with the QoL in migraine patients. In addition, the results showed that 28% ‎of QoL variance was elaborated using HEXACO personality dimensions, type D personality and positive and ‎negative emotions.‎ Conclusion: It can be concluded that HEXACO personality dimensions, type D personality and ‎positive and negative emotions play a major role in quality of life in migraine patients based on these findings.‎

Keywords: Emotion regulation, Stress coping strategies, Quality of life, Migraine

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