Pages that link to "Q50589117"

The following pages link to The role of state anxiety in children's memories for pain (Q50589117):

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• Far From "Just a Poke": Common Painful Needle Procedures and the Development of Needle Fear (Q26782168) (← links)
• The Music Attentiveness Screening Assessment, Revised (MASA-R): A Study of Technical Adequacy. (Q30382552) (← links)
• Remembering pain after surgery: a longitudinal examination of the role of pain catastrophizing in children's and parents' recall (Q35471992) (← links)
• The facial affective scale as a predictor for pain unpleasantness when children undergo immunizations. (Q37661631) (← links)
• Pain is not over when the needle ends: a review and preliminary model of acute pain memory development in childhood (Q38197246) (← links)
• The Influence of Pain Memories on Children's and Adolescents' Post-Surgical Pain Experience: A Longitudinal Dyadic Analysis (Q38654631) (← links)
• Relationship of Genetic Variants With Procedural Pain, Anxiety, and Distress in Children. (Q38729804) (← links)
• Brief Clinical Report: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Pain Memory-reframing Interventions for Children's Needle Procedures (Q38744775) (← links)
• Post-traumatic stress symptoms in children and adolescents with chronic pain: A topical review of the literature and a proposed framework for future research (Q38856426) (← links)
• Reappraisal mitigates overestimation of remembered pain in anxious individuals. (Q45976659) (← links)
• Ways of encoding somatic information and their effects on retrospective symptom reporting. (Q46676565) (← links)
• Impact of Threat Level, Task Instruction, and Individual Characteristics on Cold Pressor Pain and Fear among Children and Their Parents (Q47694194) (← links)
• Memory of pain induced by physical exercise (Q47726658) (← links)
• The Influence of State and Trait Anxiety on the Memory of Pain (Q47817119) (← links)
• The effect of the type of pain on the accuracy of memory of pain and affect (Q47842238) (← links)
• Memory of pain and affect associated with migraine and non-migraine headaches (Q47852030) (← links)
• Parental (non-)pain attending verbalizations moderate the relationship between child attention and memory bias for pain (Q96954168) (← links)