PAIN ANXIETY AND PERCEIVED CONTROL

[1] BEECHER HK, MEASUREMENT SUBJECTI

[2] ULCERS IN EXECUTIVE MONKEYS [J]. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 1958, 199 (04) : 95 - &

[3] SPECIFICITY IN SOMATIC RESPONSES TO ANXIETY [J]. PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS, 1967, 24 (3P2) : 1183 - &

[4] RELATIONSHIP OF EXPERIMENTAL PAIN TOLERANCE TO PAIN THRESHOLD [J]. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1964, 18 (01): : 36 - &

[5] STUDIES ON ANXIETY ASSOCIATED WITH ANTICIPATION OF PAIN .1. EFFECTS OF MORPHINE [J]. AMA ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY, 1952, 67 (05): : 612 - 619

[6] EFFECTS OF ANXIETY AND MORPHINE ON THE ANTICIPATION AND PERCEPTION OF PAINFUL RADIANT THERMAL STIMULI [J]. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1954, 47 (02): : 130 - 132

[7] INTERNAL VERSUS EXTERNAL CONTROL OF REINFORCEMENT - A REVIEW [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1966, 65 (04) : 206 - &

[8] MANDLER G, ANXIETY BEHAVIOR

[9] PERCEPTION OF PAIN - PAIN IS NOT A FIXED RESPONSE TO A HURTFUL STIMULUS - ITS PERCEPTION IS MODIFIED BY OUR PAST EXPERIENCES, OUR EXPECTATTIONS AND, MORE SUBTLY, BY OUR CULTURE [J]. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 1961, 204 (02) : 41 - &

[10] PAIN MECHANISMS - A NEW THEORY [J]. SCIENCE, 1965, 150 (3699) : 971 - +

[1] BEECHER HK, MEASUREMENT SUBJECTI

[2] ULCERS IN EXECUTIVE MONKEYS [J]. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 1958, 199 (04) : 95 - &

[3] SPECIFICITY IN SOMATIC RESPONSES TO ANXIETY [J]. PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS, 1967, 24 (3P2) : 1183 - &

[4] RELATIONSHIP OF EXPERIMENTAL PAIN TOLERANCE TO PAIN THRESHOLD [J]. CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1964, 18 (01): : 36 - &

[5] STUDIES ON ANXIETY ASSOCIATED WITH ANTICIPATION OF PAIN .1. EFFECTS OF MORPHINE [J]. AMA ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY, 1952, 67 (05): : 612 - 619

[6] EFFECTS OF ANXIETY AND MORPHINE ON THE ANTICIPATION AND PERCEPTION OF PAINFUL RADIANT THERMAL STIMULI [J]. JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1954, 47 (02): : 130 - 132

[7] INTERNAL VERSUS EXTERNAL CONTROL OF REINFORCEMENT - A REVIEW [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1966, 65 (04) : 206 - &

[8] MANDLER G, ANXIETY BEHAVIOR

[9] PERCEPTION OF PAIN - PAIN IS NOT A FIXED RESPONSE TO A HURTFUL STIMULUS - ITS PERCEPTION IS MODIFIED BY OUR PAST EXPERIENCES, OUR EXPECTATTIONS AND, MORE SUBTLY, BY OUR CULTURE [J]. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 1961, 204 (02) : 41 - &

[10] PAIN MECHANISMS - A NEW THEORY [J]. SCIENCE, 1965, 150 (3699) : 971 - +