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Kenneth D Craig

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Journal of Pediatric Psychology|March 23, 2002
The impact of maternal behavior on children's pain experiences: an experimental analysisChristine T Chambers, Kenneth D Craig, Susan M Bennett
Western Journal of Nursing Research|August 8, 2012
Self-report is a primary source of information about pain, but it is not infallible: a comment on "response to Voepel-Lewis's letter to the editor, 'bridging the gap between pain assessment and treatment: time for a new theoretical approach?'"Martin Schiavenato, Carl L von Baeyer, Kenneth D Craig
Pain|December 20, 2005
The role of developmental factors in predicting young children's use of a self-report scale for painElizabeth A Stanford, Christine T Chambers, Kenneth D Craig
Pain|July 25, 2006
Genuine, suppressed and faked facial expressions of pain in childrenAnne-Claire Larochette, Christine T Chambers, Kenneth D Craig
Pain|August 1, 1991
Genuine, suppressed and faked facial behavior during exacerbation of chronic low back painKenneth D Craig, Susan A Hyde, Christopher J Patrick
Pain|March 1, 2005
A normative analysis of the development of pain-related vocabulary in childrenElizabeth A Stanford, Christine T Chambers, Kenneth D Craig
European Journal of Pain (London, England)|February 19, 2011
Contextual factors influencing pain response to heelstick procedures in preterm infants: what do we know? A systematic reviewGila Sellam, Eva L Cignacco, Kenneth D Craig, et al.
Pain|September 1, 1990
Neonatal facial and cry responses to invasive and non-invasive proceduresRuth V E Grunau, Celeste C Johnston, Kenneth D Craig
Pain Research & Management|June 16, 2004
Parental judgements of infant pain: importance of perceived cognitive abilities, behavioural cues and contextual cuesRebecca R Pillai Riddell, Melanie A Badali, Kenneth D Craig
The Clinical Journal of Pain|September 18, 2013
Self-regulation (recovery) from pain: association between time-based measures of infant pain behavior and prenatal exposure to maternal depression and anxietyFay F Warnock, Kenneth D Craig, Roger Bakeman, et al.
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Journal of Pediatric Psychology|March 23, 2002
The impact of maternal behavior on children's pain experiences: an experimental analysisChristine T Chambers, Kenneth D Craig, Susan M Bennett
Western Journal of Nursing Research|August 8, 2012
Self-report is a primary source of information about pain, but it is not infallible: a comment on "response to Voepel-Lewis's letter to the editor, 'bridging the gap between pain assessment and treatment: time for a new theoretical approach?'"Martin Schiavenato, Carl L von Baeyer, Kenneth D Craig
Pain|December 20, 2005
The role of developmental factors in predicting young children's use of a self-report scale for painElizabeth A Stanford, Christine T Chambers, Kenneth D Craig
Pain|July 25, 2006
Genuine, suppressed and faked facial expressions of pain in childrenAnne-Claire Larochette, Christine T Chambers, Kenneth D Craig
Pain|August 1, 1991
Genuine, suppressed and faked facial behavior during exacerbation of chronic low back painKenneth D Craig, Susan A Hyde, Christopher J Patrick
Pain|March 1, 2005
A normative analysis of the development of pain-related vocabulary in childrenElizabeth A Stanford, Christine T Chambers, Kenneth D Craig
European Journal of Pain (London, England)|February 19, 2011
Contextual factors influencing pain response to heelstick procedures in preterm infants: what do we know? A systematic reviewGila Sellam, Eva L Cignacco, Kenneth D Craig, et al.
Pain|September 1, 1990
Neonatal facial and cry responses to invasive and non-invasive proceduresRuth V E Grunau, Celeste C Johnston, Kenneth D Craig
Pain Research & Management|June 16, 2004
Parental judgements of infant pain: importance of perceived cognitive abilities, behavioural cues and contextual cuesRebecca R Pillai Riddell, Melanie A Badali, Kenneth D Craig
The Clinical Journal of Pain|September 18, 2013
Self-regulation (recovery) from pain: association between time-based measures of infant pain behavior and prenatal exposure to maternal depression and anxietyFay F Warnock, Kenneth D Craig, Roger Bakeman, et al.
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