These are examples of what part of the Biopsychosocial Model: beliefs, coping, mood, pain behaviors?

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Beliefs, coping, mood, and pain behaviors fall under the psychological aspects of the Biopsychosocial Model because they reflect mental processes and how a person thinks, feels, and behaves in response to pain. Beliefs are cognitive interpretations, mood represents the emotional state, coping describes the strategies used to manage pain, and pain behaviors are the observable actions influenced by psychological processing. They are not describing biological mechanisms (like tissue damage or nociceptive signaling) nor social context (like relationships or culture), so they fit the psychological domain. (Personal factors can include beliefs and coping in some frameworks, but these items are best categorized as psychological factors in this context.)