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Pain psychology

Physical activity and the mediating effect of fear, depression, anxiety, and catastrophizing on pain related disability in people with chronic low back pain

Paul W. M. Marshall, Siobhan Schabrun, Michael F. Knox

Mindfulness, Acceptance and Catastrophizing in Chronic Pain

Maaike J. de Boer, Hannemike E. Steinhagen, [ ... ], Robbert Sanderman

Health and wellness coaching positively impacts individuals with chronic pain and pain-related interference

Zachary D. Rethorn, Robert W. Pettitt, Emily Dykstra, Cherie D. Pettitt

The Acceptability of Acupuncture for Low Back Pain: A Qualitative Study of Patient’s Experiences Nested within a Randomised Controlled Trial

Ann Hopton, Kate Thomas, Hugh MacPherson

Chronic Pain in the Japanese Community—Prevalence, Characteristics and Impact on Quality of Life

Shinsuke Inoue, Fumio Kobayashi, [ ... ], Takahiro Ushida

Pain Ratings, Psychological Functioning and Quantitative EEG in a Controlled Study of Chronic Back Pain Patients

Stefan Schmidt, José Raúl Naranjo, [ ... ], Daniel Jeanmonod

Fear of Movement Is Related to Trunk Stiffness in Low Back Pain

Nicholas V. Karayannis, Rob J. E. M. Smeets, Wolbert van den Hoorn, Paul W. Hodges

Positive and Negative Relationship between Anxiety and Depression of Patients in Pain: A Bifactor Model Analysis

Jingdan Xie, Qian Bi, [ ... ], Huiming Zhang

Chronic pain patients can be classified into four groups: Clustering-based discriminant analysis of psychometric data from 4665 patients referred to a multidisciplinary pain centre (a SQRP study)

Emmanuel Bäckryd, Elisabeth B. Persson, [ ... ], Björn Gerdle

Empathic concern and personal distress depend on situational but not dispositional factors

Sarah Fabi, Lydia Anna Weber, Hartmut Leuthold

A study of psychological pain in substance use disorder and its relationship to treatment outcome

Steven Mee, Blynn G. Bunney, [ ... ], Christopher Reist

Handling Ibuprofen Increases Pain Tolerance and Decreases Perceived Pain Intensity in a Cold Pressor Test

Abraham M. Rutchick, Michael L. Slepian

Is Pain Intensity Really That Important to Assess in Chronic Pain Patients? A Study Based on the Swedish Quality Registry for Pain Rehabilitation (SQRP)

Maria Bromley Milton, Björn Börsbo, [ ... ], Björn Gerdle

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