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9780789018946

Concise Encyclopedia of Pain Psychology

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  • ISBN13:

    9780789018946

  • ISBN10:

    0789018942

  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2005-09-19
  • Publisher: CRC Press
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Summary

The field of pain psychology has a long history, and its scientific and clinical contributions in pain management have grown exponentially over the past several decades. The Concise Encyclopedia of Pain Psychology provides up-to-date information on a broad range of topics on pain psychology -- all in one volume. Dr. Roger B. Fillingim, one of the foremost international authorities on pain psychology, has authored an invaluable encyclopedia that makes reference fast, easy, and accurate. This single source provides essential information in a compact, useful form that is less expensive and more convenient to use than full-length textbooks and references.

Table of Contents

Introduction xi
Abuse
1(1)
Acceptance
2(1)
Acute pain
3(1)
Addiction
3(2)
Aging
5(1)
Alexithymia
6(1)
Allodynia
6(1)
Alternative medicine
7(1)
Analgesia
7(1)
Anger
8(1)
Anterior cingulate
9(1)
Antidepressants
9(2)
Anxiety
11(1)
Anxiety sensitivity
12(1)
Beck Depression Inventory
12(1)
Behavioral factors
13(1)
Beliefs
14(1)
Biofeedback
15(1)
Biopsychosocial model
16(1)
Cancer pain
17(1)
Catastrophizing
18(1)
Chest pain
19(1)
Child abuse
20(1)
Children
20(1)
Chronic pain
21(1)
Cognitive-behavioral therapy
21(1)
Complex regional pain syndrome
22(1)
Consciousness
23(1)
Conversion disorder
24(1)
Coping
24(2)
Cortisol
26(1)
Culture
26(1)
Depression
26(3)
Diathesis-stress model
29(1)
Disability
29(1)
Distraction
30(1)
Drug abuse
31(1)
Dysmenorrhea
31(1)
Education
32(2)
Emotion
34(1)
Endogenous opioids
34(1)
Ethnicity
35(1)
Exaggeration
36(1)
Exercise
36(1)
Expectancies
37(1)
Experimental pain
38(1)
Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing
38(1)
Factitious disorder
39(1)
Family
39(3)
Fatigue
42(1)
Fear avoidance
42(2)
Fibromyalgia
44(1)
Functional assessment
45(1)
Gate control theory
46(1)
Gender
47(2)
Genetics
49(2)
Group therapy
51(1)
Headache
51(2)
Hyperalgesia
53(1)
Hypertension
53(1)
Hypervigilance
53(1)
Hypnosis
54(2)
Hypochondriasis
56(1)
Hysteria
56(1)
Irritable bowel syndrome
56(2)
Language
58(1)
Learning
59(1)
Legal issues
59(1)
Malingering
60(1)
McGill Pain Questionnaire
61(1)
Memory for pain
62(1)
Menstrual cycle
63(1)
Mindfulness-based stress reduction
64(1)
Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory
65(1)
Motivation
66(2)
Multidimensional Pain Inventory
68(1)
Neuromatrix
69(1)
Neuropathic pain
69(1)
Neuropsychological testing
70(1)
Neuroticism
71(1)
Nocebo
72(1)
Nociception
72(1)
Nonorganic signs
72(1)
Obstetric pain
72(1)
Operant conditioning
73(1)
Opioid therapy
73(4)
Oswestry Low Back Pain Disability Questionnaire
77(1)
Pain
77(1)
Pain assessment
78(4)
Pain threshold and tolerance
82(1)
Palliative care
82(1)
Patient-centered treatment
83(1)
Pelvic pain
84(1)
Personality
85(1)
Phantom limb pain
85(1)
Placebo
86(1)
Postoperative pain
87(1)
Post-traumatic stress disorder
88(1)
Prayer
89(1)
Psychodynamic theory
90(1)
Psychogenic pain
90(1)
Psychophysics
91(1)
Quality of life
92(1)
Reflex sympathetic dystrophy
93(1)
Relaxation training
93(1)
Reliability
94(1)
Religion/spirituality
94(1)
Secondary gain
94(1)
Self-efficacy
95(2)
Serotonin
97(2)
Sexual abuse
99(1)
Sleep disorders
99(2)
Social learning
101(1)
Social support
102(1)
Somatization
103(1)
Spousal responses
103(1)
Stages of change
103(2)
Stress
105(1)
Suffering
106(1)
Suicide
106(1)
Temporal summation
107(1)
Temporomandibular disorders
108(1)
Treatment outcome
109(1)
Validity
110(1)
Visual analog scales
111(1)
Waddell signs
111(1)
Workers' compensation
112(3)
References 115(82)
Index 197

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