Keeping pain in mind: a motivational account of attention to pain
Attention is a key concept in many theories of pain perception. A clinically popular idea is
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
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Attention is a key concept in many theories of pain perception. A clinically popular idea is
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
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Attention is a key concept in many theories of pain perception. A clinically popular idea is
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
[引用][C] Keeping pain in mind: A motivational account of attention to pain
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Attention is a key concept in many theories of pain perception. A clinically popular idea is
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
Keeping pain in mind: a motivational account of attention to pain
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Attention is a key concept in many theories of pain perception. A clinically popular idea is
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
Keeping pain in mind: a motivational account of attention to pain
S Van Damme, V Legrain, J Vogt… - Neuroscience and …, 2010 - centaur.reading.ac.uk
Attention is a key concept in many theories of pain perception. A clinically popular idea is
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
Keeping pain in mind: A motivational account of attention to pain.
S Van Damme, V Legrain, J Vogt… - Neuroscience and …, 2010 - psycnet.apa.org
Attention is a key concept in many theories of pain perception. A clinically popular idea is
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
Keeping pain in mind: a motivational account of attention to pain.
S Van Damme, V Legrain, J Vogt… - Neuroscience and …, 2009 - europepmc.org
Attention is a key concept in many theories of pain perception. A clinically popular idea is
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …
that pain is more intense in persons who are hypervigilant for or bias their attention to pain …