… on the psychological treatment of chronic pain suggest developing an individualized
treatment, potentially including; psychoeducation (including cognitive appraisal of pain signals), …

… There is evidence that top-down (central and cognitive) influences on pain perception
may be greater than peripheral input, as exemplified by the analgesic effect of placebo. It is …

… In a sample of persons with chronic pain and cognitive concerns, we found that average
cognitive performance fell below age-matched normative means, yet still within the clinically …

… Because cognitive attributional models may therefore also … affect within the context of chronic
pain, a second purpose of … of such cognitive factors to the relationship between pain and …

… of factors have been hypothesized to influence and/or account for the association between
performance on tasks measuring neurocognition and chronic pain, including cognitive load, …

… chronic pain supports the usefulness of pain coping strategies as predictors of treatment
outcome in a multidisciplinary pain clinic and reaffirms the assessment of cognitive factors in …

… cognitive effects, tolerance, dependence, and addiction. Misuse of opioids is prominent in
patients with chronic pain and … on cognition and review some intervention strategies for chronic …

… This study aimed to identify which of the well-known characteristics of chronic pain patients
are … impairments and how cognition influences patients' reports of acute and chronic pain. …

… Chronic pain is prevalent among children and adolescents in the general … chronic pain,
3,4 current psychological approaches such as acceptance and commitment therapy, cognitive …

… chronic pain, and present data regarding the extent of their co-occurrence. Second, we
summarize cognitive–… with a stressful event as well as other cognitive factors, such as anticipatory …