Objectives Clinical decisions rely on a patient's ability to recall and report their pain
experience. Monitoring pain in real-time (momentary pain) may reduce recall errors and …

Pain intensity ratings are subject to various cognitive modulations–yet the mechanisms
underlying this influence are still not understood. In a conditioning protocol, pain-related …

It is frequently necessary for patients to undergo multiple painful medical interventions as
part of their diagnosis and care. Predictors of future pain report have yet to be established …

While factors contributing to between-subjects differences in pain have been studied
extensively, factors contributing to the within-subjects variability of pain reports are yet …

Patients' recall of their recent pain is commonly assessed by both researchers and
clinicians. However, concerns have been raised about differences between recalled pain …

This study investigated the short-term memory of dynamic changes in acute pain using
psychophysical methods. Pain intensity or unpleasantness induced by painful contact-heat …

Individuals who have pain engage in certain pain-related behaviors that tend to
communicate their pain to others. There is growing recognition that the careful observation …

Individuals who have pain engage in certain pain-related behaviors that tend to
communicate their pain to others. There is growing recognition that the careful observation …

Pain is an inherently negative perceptual and affective experience that acts as a warning
system to protect the body from injury and illness. Pain unfolds over time and is influenced …

Fifteen chronic pain patients rated their pain intensity on both a visual analogue scale and a
verbal scale so that comparisons between the scales could be made for each subject …