Individuals with tension‐type headache report significant anger, depression, anxiety, and
stressors. However, it is not clear to what extent these variables are interrelated. The …

Objective.—To evaluate whether anger and anger expression are different between persons
with and without headache after controlling for depression and anxiety. Background …

SYNOPSIS A battery of standardized psychometric tests was administered to a group of 47
episodic tension‐type headache sufferers and 47 headache‐free controls. Compared to …

The objective was to evaluate the prevalence and the characteristics of anger and emotional
distress in migraine and tension–type headache patients. Two hundred and one headache …

Depression is a common concomitant of headache. Conflict with regard to anger or the
expression of anger has also been discussed in terms of its relationships to headache. The …

Objective.–To test the hypothesis that anxiety and depression are associated with headache
frequency, severity, and disability. Background.–There is significant comorbidity between …

The role of psychological factors related to headache has long been a focus of investigation.
The aim of this study was to evaluate anxiety, depression, hostility and psychological …

Anger and depression are common affective concomitants of chronic headache. Previous
research suggests that the affective component of headache may contribute to the patient's …

Objective.—The role of psychological factors related to headache has long been a focus of
investigation. The aim of this study was to evaluate depression, automatic thoughts …

ABSTRACT THE CLINICAL literature describes the migraine patient as someone who reacts
to many life situations with aggression, but who is, nevertheless, unable to express his anger …