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 …

Background Treatment of depression for individuals with type 2 diabetes improves
depressive symptoms, but not glycemic control. For patients with depression and cognitive …

Chronic pain is a widespread condition that is complicated by economic, educational, and
racial disparities. The current study examines factors associated with chronic pain within a …

The thoughts and feelings people have about pain (referred to as 'pain expectations') are
known to alter the perception of pain. However little is known about the cognitive processes …

Abstract Objective Fear of hypoglycemia (FoH) is a limiting factor for diabetes self-
management and can have detrimental effects on quality of life. However, relatively little is …

Cognitive biases that emphasize bodily harm, injury, and illness could play a role in the
maintenance of chronic pain by facilitating fear and avoidance. Whereas extensive research …

Background Psychological interventions are effective at ameliorating the experience of pain
in conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and chronic back pain. However, their effect on …

Objectives: Cognitive functioning is commonly disrupted in people living with chronic pain,
yet it is an aspect of pain that is often not routinely assessed in pain management settings …

Abstract Information-processing biases such as attentional, interpretation, and memory
biases are believed to play a role in exacerbating and maintaining chronic pain (CP) …

Aims Anxiety and depression are highly prevalent in people with diabetes (PwD). The most
widely used psychological model to explain anxiety and depression in PwD is the Common …