… that attachment security (high comfort with closeness and low … of chronic pain, both before
and after treatment, relative to levels of depression associated with avoidance (low comfort) …

… of chronic pain, this paper will consider implications of viewing some chronic pain problems
as … Traditionally medication for pain is administered following expression of discomfort by the …

… used to guide discussion about experiences of chronic pain after knee replacement. Topic
areas included characteristics of pain, timing of pain onset and change over time, pain quality, …

… of chronic pain can improve assessment and intervention for the elderly with chronic pain …
, thereby intensifying psychological responses to and interpretations of physical discomfort. …

… intensity, many patients who receive hypnosis treatment – which for the patients I have
worked with includes learning self-hypnosis skills – will be disappointed. For example, in our …

… of usual pain/discomfort (yes, no). We used this variable as a proxy for those experiencing
chronic pain. This variable has been used in other research to assess chronic pain (eg, [31,32]…

… the pain associated with inguinal hernia repair. The incidence of chronic pain has been …
57% of subjects, depending on the study and level of severity of the pain studied [2, 7–14]. …

… with an anxiety disorder accompanied by clinically significant pain. Given that … chronic
pain, we provide a detailed agenda for future investigation of the co-occurrence of chronic pain …

… would result in less chronic pain compared to a heavyweight mesh. We also investigated
whether mesh type had an impact on groin symptoms, quality of life outcomes and sexual life. …

… pain and adult attachment variables in a chronic pain sample. It was proposed that individuals
reporting insecure-anxious attachment would appraise pain … , and are discussed below in …