Everyday executive functioning in chronic pain: specific deficits in working memory and emotion control, predicted by mood, medications, and pain interference

KS Baker, S Gibson… - The Clinical journal …, 2016 - journals.lww.com
Objectives: People with chronic pain may experience impairments in high-level cognitive
skills, particularly executive functions. Such impairments are not adequately measured in …
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Everyday executive functioning in chronic pain: Specific deficits in working memory and emotion control, predicted by mood, medications, and pain interference

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skills, particularly executive functions. Such impairments are not adequately measured in …

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skills, particularly executive functions. Such impairments are not adequately measured in …

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KS Baker, S Gibson, N Georgiou-Karistianis… - The Clinical Journal …, 2016 - europepmc.org
Objectives People with chronic pain may experience impairments in high-level cognitive
skills, particularly executive functions. Such impairments are not adequately measured in …