Introduction Beliefs about pain are known to be important factors in recovery, most notably in
LBP. Relatively less is known about the role of pain beliefs in Whiplash Associated Disorder …

Objectives Beliefs held by patients have been shown to influence outcomes in acute
whiplash associated disorders (WAD). The aim was to identify beliefs about pain and …

Purpose To evaluate whether a set of pre-accident demographic, accident-related, post-
accident treatment and psychosocial factors assessed in people with acute/subacute …

Purpose. To clarify the relations between the sensory, affective and cognitive dimensions of
pain and to analyse what influence these components have on persistent disability in …

Background Knowledge about the course of recovery after whiplash injury is important. Most
valuable is identification of prognostic factors that may be reversed by intervention. The …

Purpose: To use quantitative data characterizing whiplash-associated disorder (WAD)-
related pain beliefs over time to develop qualitative analysis exploring experiences …

OBJECTIVE: To delineate the relative extent to which specific cognitive factors are related to
levels of pain and disability in patients with chronic whiplash-associated disorder. DESIGN …

Study Design. Literature review and discussion. Objective. To discuss the role played by
beliefs, expectations, coping, and depression in the transition to chronicity in whiplash …

Purpose. The aim is to study how pain coping strategies and catastrophising are related to
disability and depression in patients with whiplash-associated disorders (WAD). Specifically …

Objectives: The understanding of the role that cognitive and emotional factors play in how an
individual recovers from a whiplash injury is important. Hence, we sought to evaluate …