… behaviors have been hypothesized to be important in maintaining chronic pain behavior. …
solicitous and aggressive spouse behaviors systematically precede and follow patient pain …

… In contrast to findings in previous investigations, 18,36 this study revealed no relationship
between pain behaviors and gender, duration of chronic pain condition, or patient's obtained …

… This review compares and contrasts models of interaction in chronic pain couples,
describes limitations of the existing research, and offers directions for future research. Although …

… pain behaviors are related to gleater functional impairment and higher self-reports of pain
intensity in chronic pain patients (Block et al. 1980; Flor el: al. 1987; Romano et al. 1992). …

… to pain displays in a reinforcing manner or leave the marriage. In either case, if we focus only
on married chronic pain … responding spouses as the years of pain complaint wear on. The …

… , adolescent pain coping, and pain behaviors in adolescents with chronic pain. Methods
This study included 217 adolescents (12–17 years) evaluated at a multidisciplinary pain clinic …

… relationships between chronic pain patients’ ratings of pain severity, and … of pain behaviors
and physical findings. Such an observation, however, is virtually always true of chronic pain …

… the total frequency of combined concomitant behaviors (total pain behavior) in analyses
because such a score provides a more reliable index of pain behavior than any of the individual …

… chronic pain problems and for the reliability and validity of this system for assessing patient
pain behaviors … behavioral theory as applied to chronic pain behavior but more direct tests of …

… manipulation would elicit pain behavior and increases in pain self-reports. Pain behavior was
… interpersonal stress and pain behaviors, we randomly assigned chronic pain patients and …