Linda Vancleef

University of Maastricht

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Jill Lobbestael

University of Maastricht

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Kai Karos

Open Universiteit

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jantine boselie

Open Universiteit

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madelon peters

University of Maastricht

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Johannes Vlaeyen

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University of Maastricht

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Christine van Vliet

Open Universiteit

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Chantal Nederkoorn

University of Maastricht

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Dimitri Van ryckeghem

University of Maastricht

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Astrid Meesters

Open Universiteit

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Linda Vancleef

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The Interrelationships between Cognitive Biases for Pain

Half the annoyance, same avoidance. The influence of a reduction in US intensity on categorical avoidance generalization

The effectiveness and equivalence of different versions of a brief online Best Possible Self (BPS) manipulation to temporary increase optimism and affect

Negative interpretation of ambiguous bodily symptoms among illness-anxious individuals

Painfully bored

The role of cognitive and affective flexibility in individual differences in the experience of experimentally induced heat pain

Avoidance behaviour performed in the context of a novel, ambiguous movement increases threat and pain-related fear

The perceived opportunity to avoid pain paradoxically increases pain-related fear through increased threat appraisals

Provoked aggression, psychopathy and narcissism: Comparing the impact of social exclusion and insult.

Changes in Pain-Related Fear and Pain When Avoidance Behavior is no Longer Effective

Effects of (in)validation and plain versus technical language on the experience of experimentally induced pain

The relation between emotion regulation and migraine

Collaborators (9)

Jill Lobbestael

Kai Karos

jantine boselie

madelon peters

Johannes Vlaeyen

Christine van Vliet

Chantal Nederkoorn

Dimitri Van ryckeghem

Astrid Meesters

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