Pain catastrophizing (PC) is a negative cognitive distortion to actual or anticipated pain. This
study aims to investigate the relationship between pain catastrophizing, emotional …

The aim of the present study has been to analyze the relationship between the use of not
previously trained, diverse acute pain coping strategies and levels of pain intensity and pain …

This systematic review aims to review and update the current state of research on the
acceptance strategy for a healthy population in a laboratory setting. Using a previously …

Recent theory and research suggest that elevated pain tolerance may be an important
predictor of nonsuicidal self-injury (NSSI) engagement, particularly among individuals high …

Objective: Cognitive reappraisal and distraction modulate pain; however, little is known
about their effectiveness at different levels of pain intensity. Thus, the aim of this study has …

This study aimed to investigate the effectiveness of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) as a
counselling program intervention for Academic adjustment. In the experimental …

Chronic pain affects~ 20% of the adult population and is associated with smoking. Smoking
and pain worsen each other in the long term, but short-term temporal associations between …

Objective Current psychological interventions to enhance management of chronic pain
report small to moderate effects. There is a need to explore the experiences and coping of …

Given that traditional risk factors for suicidal ideation have generally failed to predict suicide
attempts, the interpersonal theory of suicide was developed to explain how individuals …

Previous research demonstrated that cognitive reappraisal and distraction modulate pain.
However, little is known about their differential effectiveness when the intensity of pain is low …