… of ambiguous information in individuals with chronic pain, and … comparing individuals with
chronic pain to pain-free controls. … , and ambiguous, intersected with the term pain. Results: …

… /health-related identity labels in participants with/without chronic pain. We hypothesized
that people with chronic pain would endorse more negative interpretations for ambiguous …

… We found that adolescents with chronic pain were less likely to endorse benign interpretations
of ambiguous pain and bodily threat information than adolescents without chronic pain, …

… of ambiguous homophones by chronic pain … , pain patients appear to process information
selectively, both in terms of their recall and in their interpretation of ambiguous information. …

… Other populations in which interpretation biases have been explored include patients
with chronic pain, anorexia nervosa, and alcohol dependency among others, although this …

… represented a different population than those studied in previous SIP studies, we anticipated
that ambiguous social situations would create SIP differences due to changing friendship …

… information-processing bias (cognitive bias) provide additional insights into the psychology
of chronic pain … Ambiguous behavior was more likely to be coded as pain related by patients. …

… process pain related stimuli from more general information. … to ambiguous cues produced
by large groups of chronic pain … If pain patients have come to acquire extensive pain related …

… The use of self-ratings of traits varying on the dimensions of desirability and ambiguity
provides valuable information about the types of self-statements and cognitive distortions present …

… chronic pain. Research consistently supports the occurrence of interpretation bias (IB) in pain
patients and healthy individuals high in pain … Likewise, information processing theories and …