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Biological Psychology|March 27, 2012
Poor sleep quality and exaggerated salivary cortisol reactivity to the cold pressor task predict greater acute pain severity in a non-clinical sampleBurel R Goodin, Michael T Smith, Noel B Quinn, et al.Psychosomatic Medicine|September 26, 2009
Pain catastrophizing mediates the relationship between self-reported strenuous exercise involvement and pain ratings: moderating role of anxiety sensitivityBurel R Goodin, Lynanne M McGuire, Laura M Stapleton, et al.Psychophysiology|September 8, 2011
Salivary cortisol and soluble tumor necrosis factor-α receptor II responses to multiple experimental modalities of acute painBurel R Goodin, Noel B Quinn, Christopher D King, et al.Substance Use & Addiction Journal|September 19, 2024
National Addiction Workshop: A Virtual Adaptation to Support Competency Development in Opioid Use Disorder ManagementGabriela Garcia-Vassallo, Noel B Quinn, Brent A Moore, et al.The Clinical Journal of Pain|September 10, 2011
Enhanced cortisol increase upon awakening is associated with greater pain ratings but not salivary cortisol or soluble tumor necrosis factor-α receptor II responses to acute painBurel R Goodin, Noel B Quinn, Christopher D King, et al.Pain Medicine (Malden, Mass.)|January 12, 2012
Experimental pain ratings and reactivity of cortisol and soluble tumor necrosis factor-α receptor II following a trial of hypnosis: results of a randomized controlled pilot studyBurel R Goodin, Noel B Quinn, Tarek Kronfli, et al.Pageof 1