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L Charles Ward

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Psychological Assessment|April 6, 2006
Comparison of factor structure models for the Beck Depression Inventory--IIL Charles Ward
Psychological Assessment|September 21, 2011
WAIS-IV subtest covariance structure: conceptual and statistical considerationsL Charles Ward, Maria A Bergman, Katina R Hebert
Psychological Assessment|October 6, 2000
Confirmatory factor analyses of the WAIS-III standardization dataL Charles Ward, Joseph J Ryan, Bradley N Axelrod
The Clinical Journal of Pain|January 4, 2018
A Multivariate Validity Analysis of the Pain-related Cognitive Processes QuestionnaireMelissa A Day, L Charles Ward, Mark P Jensen
Journal of Behavioral Medicine|September 9, 2006
Perceived spouse responses to pain: the level of agreement in couple dyads and the role of catastrophizing, marital satisfaction, and depressionLaura Pence, Annmarie Cano, Beverly Thorn, et al.
Pain|October 21, 2004
An evaluation of sex differences in psychological and physiological responses to experimentally-induced pain: a path analytic descriptionKim E Dixon, Beverly E Thorn, L Charles Ward
The Clinical Journal of Pain|April 5, 2014
An investigation of the associations between measures of mindfulness and pain catastrophizingMelissa A Day, Anna Smitherman, L Charles Ward, et al.
The Clinical Journal of Pain|April 22, 2004
Path model of psychological antecedents to pain experience: experimental and clinical findingsMichael J L Sullivan, Beverly Thorn, Wendy Rodgers, et al.
Pain|May 26, 2004
Catastrophizing and perceived partner responses to painJennifer L Boothby, Beverly E Thorn, Lorraine Y Overduin, et al.
The Journal of Pain|November 19, 2003
Psychosocial mediators of sex differences in pain responsivityStacy D Sanford, Brian C Kersh, Beverly E Thorn, et al.
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Psychological Assessment|April 6, 2006
Comparison of factor structure models for the Beck Depression Inventory--IIL Charles Ward
Psychological Assessment|September 21, 2011
WAIS-IV subtest covariance structure: conceptual and statistical considerationsL Charles Ward, Maria A Bergman, Katina R Hebert
Psychological Assessment|October 6, 2000
Confirmatory factor analyses of the WAIS-III standardization dataL Charles Ward, Joseph J Ryan, Bradley N Axelrod
The Clinical Journal of Pain|January 4, 2018
A Multivariate Validity Analysis of the Pain-related Cognitive Processes QuestionnaireMelissa A Day, L Charles Ward, Mark P Jensen
Journal of Behavioral Medicine|September 9, 2006
Perceived spouse responses to pain: the level of agreement in couple dyads and the role of catastrophizing, marital satisfaction, and depressionLaura Pence, Annmarie Cano, Beverly Thorn, et al.
Pain|October 21, 2004
An evaluation of sex differences in psychological and physiological responses to experimentally-induced pain: a path analytic descriptionKim E Dixon, Beverly E Thorn, L Charles Ward
The Clinical Journal of Pain|April 5, 2014
An investigation of the associations between measures of mindfulness and pain catastrophizingMelissa A Day, Anna Smitherman, L Charles Ward, et al.
The Clinical Journal of Pain|April 22, 2004
Path model of psychological antecedents to pain experience: experimental and clinical findingsMichael J L Sullivan, Beverly Thorn, Wendy Rodgers, et al.
Pain|May 26, 2004
Catastrophizing and perceived partner responses to painJennifer L Boothby, Beverly E Thorn, Lorraine Y Overduin, et al.
The Journal of Pain|November 19, 2003
Psychosocial mediators of sex differences in pain responsivityStacy D Sanford, Brian C Kersh, Beverly E Thorn, et al.
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