… the IAT, is stronger in patients with chronic pain than in healthy control … of patients with
chronic pain a stronger association between pain- and self-schema would be related to worse pain…

… Most important, pain-related implicit associations could be shown to change over the course
of treatment in the clinical group of chronic pain patients. Results provide first evidence for …

… 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 …

… ‘pill’ implied a disability/illnessrelated response because it was not referring specifically to …
pain and disability association responses. The MANCOVA computed to compare the effects of …

… 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 …

… back pain patients may come to adopt a complex pattern of differential implicit associations
toward pain… Hence, in order to detect people at risk for chronic pain disability and subsequent …

… influence of patient race and weight on providers’ pain treatment decisions, (b) measured
providers’ implicit attitudes about race and weight with two separate Implicit Association Tests, …

… the Implicit Association Test as a measure of PSSE. The present study compared FMS patients
to a group of diabetes patients … Chronic pain patients may look to the future and become …

… We developed an implicit association test that explored associations between … people with
KOA would have greater implicit threat–activity associations (vs pain-free and non-knee pain …