… of pain, function, and pain coping responses in a sample of Portuguese adults with chronic
musculoskeletal pain. … and pain-specific coping responses and on the role of spirituality in the …

… pain reported differences in the use of different pain coping responses as a function of
diagnosis… between pain-coping responses and measures of pain and function. We anticipated that …

… a successful return to work after treatment, and found that being male, younger age, lower
levels of functional disability and increased use of the coping strategy ‘reinterpretation of …

… pain and pain coping skills relate to self-reported disability and objective physical function in
a nonclinic sample of older adults with knee pain… to train individuals in effective coping skills…

… between individual coping responses to pain, dyadic coping, and perceived social
support, with a number of pain outcomes, including pain intensity, functional disability, and …

… ) and functioning (patients with a higher level of perceived pain may function less well than
those with lower levels). Second, our clinical experience suggests that patients reporting …

… of pain determined functional status and functional impairment. However, coping measures
had a … Of particular relevance is that male and female individuals tend to use different coping …

… coping refers to strategies used to control pain or to function despite pain (eg “Try to distract
yourself from the pain… Starting with interruption of ongoing behaviour by pain, individuals …

… trait and state pains in neuroimaging studies of brain structure and function to gain an
understanding of not only an individual's current pain state but also more broadly to their trait …

… function of the level of approach coping exhibited by individuals suffering from chronic pain.
… cognitive strategies that individuals employ in order to cope with chronic pain may account …