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Study Finds Preparing Patients for Pain May Lead to Less Emotional Distress and Catastrophic Thinking

Numerous studies have noted a link between catastrophizing, depression, emotional distress, and pain expectancies. A new study [1.Catastrophizing, depression and expectancies for pain and emotional distress] looks at how pain expectancy affects the mental, physical, and emotional experience of pain

March 26, 2017

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