RESPONSE TO PAIN AND STRESS - MULTIVARIATE-ANALYSIS

[1] THE ANXIETY DIFFERENTIAL - INITIAL STEPS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MEASURE OF SITUATIONAL ANXIETY [J]. EDUCATIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT, 1962, 22 (02) : 325 - 348

[2] APPLEY MH, 1967, PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS

[3] PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSIVENESS TO DIRECT AND VICARIOUS THREAT - FAILURE TO REPLICATE PREVIOUS FINDINGS [J]. JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1972, 21 (01) : 25 - &

[4] PHYSIOLOGICAL AND SUBJECTIVE RESPONSES TO PAIN PRODUCING STIMULATION UNDER HYPNOTICALLY-SUGGESTED AND WAKING-IMAGINED ANALGESIA [J]. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1962, 65 (06) : 411 - &

[5] BEECHER HK, 1957, PHARMACOL REV, V9, P59

[6] BERKUN MM, 1962, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V76, P1

[7] PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AFFECTING PAIN TOLERANCE [J]. JOURNAL OF PSYCHOSOMATIC RESEARCH, 1970, 14 (04) : 371 - &

[8] Cannon W.B., 1929, BODILY CHANGES PAIN, DOI DOI 10.1037/10013-000

[9] THERMAL PAIN - SENSORY DECISION THEORY ANALYSIS OF EFFECT OF AGE AND SEX ON D', VARIOUS RESPONSE CRITERIA, AND 50 PERCENT PAIN THRESHOLD [J]. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1971, 78 (02) : 202 - &

[10] Clarke PRF, 1964, B BRIT PSYCHOL SOC, V17, p18A

[1] THE ANXIETY DIFFERENTIAL - INITIAL STEPS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MEASURE OF SITUATIONAL ANXIETY [J]. EDUCATIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT, 1962, 22 (02) : 325 - 348

[2] APPLEY MH, 1967, PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS

[3] PERSONALITY CORRELATES OF DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSIVENESS TO DIRECT AND VICARIOUS THREAT - FAILURE TO REPLICATE PREVIOUS FINDINGS [J]. JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1972, 21 (01) : 25 - &

[4] PHYSIOLOGICAL AND SUBJECTIVE RESPONSES TO PAIN PRODUCING STIMULATION UNDER HYPNOTICALLY-SUGGESTED AND WAKING-IMAGINED ANALGESIA [J]. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1962, 65 (06) : 411 - &

[5] BEECHER HK, 1957, PHARMACOL REV, V9, P59

[6] BERKUN MM, 1962, PSYCHOL MONOGR, V76, P1

[7] PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AFFECTING PAIN TOLERANCE [J]. JOURNAL OF PSYCHOSOMATIC RESEARCH, 1970, 14 (04) : 371 - &

[8] Cannon W.B., 1929, BODILY CHANGES PAIN, DOI DOI 10.1037/10013-000

[9] THERMAL PAIN - SENSORY DECISION THEORY ANALYSIS OF EFFECT OF AGE AND SEX ON D', VARIOUS RESPONSE CRITERIA, AND 50 PERCENT PAIN THRESHOLD [J]. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1971, 78 (02) : 202 - &

[10] Clarke PRF, 1964, B BRIT PSYCHOL SOC, V17, p18A