OBJECTIVE: Over the past 25 years, attachment research has extended beyond infant–
parent bonds to examine dyadic relationships in children, adolescents, and adults …

It is now well established that pain is a multidimensional phenomenon, affected by a gamut
of psychosocial and biological variables. According to diathesis–stress models of chronic …

Objective: Attachment insecurity has been hypothesized to be a risk factor for the
development of disease and chronic illness. This study was the first to investigate …

Pain self-efficacy and anxiety have each been shown to contribute substantially to pain
intensity and pain-related disability. Although adult attachment theory has been related …

Bir duygulanım düzenleme kuramı olarak da kabul edilen bağlanma kuramına göre, erken
dönemdeki temel bakım veren ve bebek arasındaki etkileşim yoluyla oluşan içsel çalışan …

Objective Self‐efficacy expectations are associated with improvements in problematic
outcomes widely considered clinically significant (ie, emotional distress, fatigue, and pain) …

Individuals with “insecure” adult attachment styles have been shown to experience more
pain than people with secure attachment, though results of previous studies have been …

Attachment theory is a biopsychosocial model referring to a person's characteristic ways of
relating in close relationships, such as with parents, children, and romantic partners. These …

Long standing interest in individual differences linked to the experience of, and adjustment
to, pain has recently expanded to include the ''attachment styles''(Bowlby, 1982) of both pain …

PURPOSE: To identify the most important determinants of physician-based and patient-
based scoring systems for the wrist and upper extremity after operative treatment of a …