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

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Diabet. Med. 27, 578–584 (2010) Abstract Aims To determine the prevalence of pain and its
association with glycaemic control, mental health and physical functioning in patients with …

Designing and developing a new scale is costly in time and resources and is not a task to be
undertaken lightly. There are arguments for using well-known generic measures in order to …

Background: While the prevalence of diabetes-related distress is now well recognised, less
is known about how best we might intervene to reduce distress. Effective clinical …

Chronic pain and insomnia symptoms are highly comorbid; however, the psychological
mechanisms driving this comorbidity are not well understood. The aim of the present study …

Research suggests that chronic pain patients demonstrate cognitive biases towards pain-
related information and that such biases predict patient functioning. This study examined the …

Background Theories propose that interpretation biases and attentional biases might
account for the maintenance of chronic pain symptoms, but the interactions between these …

Introduction: Cognitive biases in attention, interpretation and less consistently memory have
been observed in individuals with chronic pain and play a critical role in the onset and …

Painful diabetic neuropathy (PDN) is difficult to treat, with pharmacological treatments
providing only partial pain relief that is limited by medication side effects. This necessitates a …