The cold pressor task (CPT) is an ethical experimental pain task widely used by pediatric
pain researchers to examine a variety of important theoretical and clinical questions. The …

The cold pressor test (CPT) is a commonly used method to induce pain and stress in
experimental settings. Previous research has found that the temperature of the water used in …

BACKGROUND: There is no standardized method for cold pressor pain tasks across
experiments. Temperature, apparatus and aspects of experimenters vary widely among …

Background The cold pressor task (CPT) was originally developed as a clinically indicative
cardiovascular test, and quantifies vascular response and pulse excitability when a subject's …

Background Effective use of experimental pain in research depends on a thorough
understanding of factors influencing their use. Although studies using the cold pressor task …

BACKGROUND: Typical interventions for acute pain in children attempt to reduce pain by
directing attention away from pain. Conversely, mindfulness involves devoting attention to …

Integrating research efforts using a cross-domain approach could redefine traditional
constructs used in behavioral and clinical neuroscience by demonstrating that behavior and …

In this study, we tested the hypothesis that increased body movement while steering a virtual
reality game leads to the diminished experience of pain. We also investigated the …

Conducting direct replication studies is crucial for the progress of science because they
increase our confidence in the effect of the independent variables under the same or mostly …

Deliberate and explicit replication attempts are becoming more common across the
behavioral sciences. Whilst replicability has been recognized as a core feature of science for …