… implicit theories of pain and the level of pain and disability reported by people with CLBP. …
treatment of chronic pain, a link between implicit theories of pain and symptoms of pain and …

… based implicit theories as a potential underlying mechanism that might affect coping success,
we hypothesized that pain patients with an incremental implicit theory of pain (ie, view pain …

… in light of social representations theory, self-… This theory has been utilized to understand
motivation across a range of applied domains, but not in the case of implicit motivational theories …

… ) Theories categorized according to the role they play in rehabilitation, and (ii) a conceptual
framework to describe relevant areas of treatment theory… for chronic low back pain patients as …

… Another possibility is that women experience variations in the intensity of menstrual symptoms
and that occasions of severe distress have a stronger influence on implicit theories than …

… , chronification, and treatment outcomes of chronic low back pain. In this context, negative
… generated an a priori theory about the causes and consequences of their pain, which most …

… regarding emotion to determine the long-term causal impact of such mindsets on
outcomes such as distress and adaptive functioning, including among clinical samples. …

… Chronic low back pain (CLBP) is a common condition that can lead to … According to RFT
theory, implicit tasks focus on the … had experienced chronic low back pain. Average days per …

… Most people experience low back pain (LBP), and it is often ongoing or recurrent. Contemporary
research knowledge indicates individual’s pain beliefs have a strong effect on their pain …

… self-administered questionnaires, recalibration response shift may influence patient
report of physical functioning relatively soon after surgery but does not appear to have long-term …