Anxiety sensitivity (AS) plays an important role in the cognitive, affective and behavioral
profiles of patients with chronic pain related to musculoskeletal injury. However …

Recent research has implicated anxiety sensitivity (AS), the fear of anxiety-related
sensations, as a mitigating factor involved in fear and avoidance in patients with chronic …

Background Anxiety sensitivity (AS), the fear of arousal-related bodily sensations due to
beliefs about presumed harmful consequences, predicts fear and avoidance among …

Disability associated with headache cannot be fully accounted for by pain intensity and
headache frequency. As such, a variety of cognitive and affective factors have been …

Anxiety sensitivity (AS) is the fear of anxiety-related bodily sensations, arising from beliefs
that the sensations have harmful consequences. There has been a good deal of research on …

Anxiety sensitivity (AS) is the fear of anxiety-related bodily sensations based on the belief
that they are harmful. The purpose of this study was to examine how AS contributes to …

It has been proposed that high anxiety sensitivity amplifies a number of fears and anxiety
reactions. The purpose of this study was to examine whether anxiety sensitivity influences …

We investigated the role of fear of pain in headache sufferers using the Fear of Pain
Questionnaire (FPQ). Seventy‐six headache sufferers and 58 controls completed the FPQ …

Instruments used to study anxiety and fear responses related to chronic pain vary along two
dimensions. They differ in terms of the stimuli or situations that evoke anxiety responses and …

Objective: To evaluate whether symptoms of emotional distress related to pain affect
patients' use of pain coping strategies. Relations between anxiety responses, as assessed …