… - and self-schema, as measured by the IAT, is stronger in patients with chronic pain … chronic
pain a stronger association between pain- and self-schema would be related to worse pain-…

… We assume that chronic pain patients possess strong associations between … was to investigate
the usefulness of a pain IAT to assess implicit associations between pain and self, and to …

… implicit theories and chronic pain has been investigated recently. Like intelligence, chronic
pain … and treatment of chronic pain, a link between implicit theories of pain and symptoms of …

… 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 …

… of chronic pain with implications for developing psychological models of adaptation to chronic
pain … We begin by considering cognitive bias in chronic pain by referring to the established …

… Changes in self perception are common in individuals suffering from chronic illness and
chronic pain. It makes sense that a person would experience a change in their thoughts about …

… , as well as implicit memory tests such as … pain and disability association responses. The
MANCOVA computed to compare the effects of pain intensity for the acute pain and chronic pain …

… words that are related to the association of interest. Implicit associations are assumed to be
… that are compatible or incompatible with the underlying association (eg de Houwer, Citation…

… pain patients may come to adopt a complex pattern of differential implicit associations toward
pain, … as a consequence of the experience of chronic pain, but underscores the idea that …

… Implicit attitudes about race and SES were measured with separate Implicit Association
Tests (IATs; [34]). For the race IAT, providers categorized facial images as Black or White …