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Personality characteristics of patients with pain edited by Robert J. Gatchel and James n. Weisberg.
Detalles de publicación: Washington, DC American Psychological Association 2000.Descripción: xii, 311 p. 25 cmISBN:- 1557986460
- 21 616.0472019 P4673
- RB127 .P476 2000
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Each year, millions of Americans experience acute, recurrent or chronic pain, and for many of them, surgical or pharmacological interventions fail to alleviate their suffering. In an effort to better treat these patients, this unique book presents a comprehensive review of the personality factors that affect the experience of, and adaptation to, pain. This book describes the newest advances in this up-and-coming area of clinical research and provides practical guidance for clinical interventions.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- Personality and Pain: An Overview
- The History of Psychoanalytic Ideas Concerning Pain
- Psychometric Testing: The Early Years and the MMPI
- The Use of the Millon Behavioral Health Inventory, the Million Behavioral Medicine Diagnostic, and the Million Clinical Multiaxial Inventory to Assess Personality
- Non-Pathologic Factors in Chronic Pain: Implications for Assessment and Treatment
- The MMPI-2 and Chronic Pain
- The Relationship of Pain Coping Strategies to Adjustment and Functioning Donald E. DeGood Locus of Control in the Patient With Chronic Pain
- Extraversion/Introversion and Chronic Pain
- Perceived Optimism and Chronic Pain Perceived Optimism and Chronic Pain
- Studies Investigating the Prevalence of Personality Disorders in Patients With Chronic Pain
- How Practitioners Should Evaluate Personality to Help Manage Patients With Chronic Pain
- Personality and Pain: Summary and Future Perspectives