Chronic pain and insomnia are highly comorbid: Approximately 50% of those with chronic
pain experience insomnia or clinically significant sleep disturbances, and 50% of those with …

We examined the unique and shared contributions of pain catastrophizing, cognitive pre-
sleep arousal, and somatic pre-sleep arousal, to the prediction of insomnia severity in …

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 …

Objectives: Information-processing biases such as attentional, interpretation, and memory
biases are supposed to play a role in the exacerbation and maintenance of chronic pain …

Sleep disturbance is perhaps one of the most prevalent complaints of patients with
chronically painful conditions. Experimental studies of healthy subjects and cross-sectional …

Study Objectives: Dysfunctional beliefs and attitudes about sleep is a cognitive-behavioral
factor central to the development and perpetuation of insomnia. Previous works to unravel …

People with chronic pain commonly complain of sleep disturbance. This study reports the
characteristics of the pain and sleep of a large sample of patients with chronic pain (n= 160) …

Most patients with chronic pain report poor sleep quality. Insomnia, the most prevalent form
of sleep disturbance in chronic pain, may directly contribute to poor long-term outcomes by …

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

Objectives Insomnia is commonly comorbid with chronic pain, and typically leads to worse
outcomes. Two factors that could contribute to a cycle of pain and sleeplessness are pre …