Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5577988 The Journal of Pain 2017 29 Pages PDF
Abstract
This study suggests that differences in pain-related rumination, but not magnification or helplessness, are important contributors to race and sex differences in the pain experience. Interventions that target this maladaptive cognitive style may help reduce disparities in pain.
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Pain-Related Rumination, But Not Magnification or Helplessness, Mediates Race and Sex Differences in Experimental Pain
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