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

According to models of attention and emotion, threat captures and holds attention (for a
review, see [1]). Within normative levels, where estimation of threat corresponds closely with …

Research investigating the presence of attentional bias in chronic pain has produced mixed
results. The purpose of this review is to summarise former research using the visual-probe …

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

Theoretical accounts of chronic pain hypothesize that attentional bias towards pain-related
information is a maintaining or exacerbating factor, fuelling further pain, disability, and …

Although the evidence of the attentional bias of chronic pain individuals toward pain‐related
information is established in the literature, few studies examined the time course of attention …

Attentional biases refer to the tendency for people to prioritize information that is of most
salience to them. However, attentional biases can be due to facilitated orienting toward a …

Individuals with chronic pain demonstrate attentional biases (ABs) towards pain-related
stimuli. However, the clinical importance of these biases is yet to be determined and a sound …

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 …

Studies investigating attentional biases towards pain information vary widely in both design
and results. The aim of this meta-analysis was to determine the degree to which attentional …