Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5879322 The Journal of Pain 2015 13 Pages PDF
Abstract
This article reports no immediate differences between counterconditioning and extinction in reducing pain-related fear in the laboratory. Unexpectedly, both methods also altered stimulus valence. However, we cautiously suggest that methods explicitly focusing on altering the affective valence of feared movements may improve the long-term effectiveness of fear reduction and prevent relapse.
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