Contemporary pain models highlight cognitive-processing biases (ie, attention (AB),
interpretation (IB), and memory bias (MB)) as key processes that contribute to poor pain …

Contemporary cognitive-affective accounts of (chronic) pain posit that cognitive biases-
referring to a distortion in the way people process incoming information and consisting of …

Contemporary models explaining the exacerbation and maintenance of pain, disability, and
distress assign a pivotal role to cognitive biases. These models assume that cognitive …

Psychological models of chronic pain (CP) highlight cognitive-processing biases (ie,
attentional biases, interpretation biases, and attentional control) as pivotal processes that …

Objectives: Information-processing biases such as attentional, interpretation, and memory
biases are supposed to play a role in the exacerbation and maintenance of chronic pain …

Pain, a universal and burdensome condition, influences numerous individuals worldwide. It
encompasses sensory, emotional, and cognitive facets, with recent research placing a …

Pain-related cognitive biases have been demonstrated in chronic pain patients, yet despite
theoretical predictions are rarely investigated in combination. Combined cognitive biases …

Background Cognitive processes like attentional and interpretation biases have been
suggested to play a vital role in the onset and exacerbation of chronic pain. Research …

Most theories of pain emphasize cognitive factors in the development of chronicity, but they
have rarely been studied in the context of the transition from acute to chronic pain. The aim …

Objective Although previous studies have shown the linkage between pain sensitivity and
pain-related cognitions, this study investigated whether individual variation in pain sensitivity …