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Stephen Morley

Pain

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Pain|October 1, 1993
Vivid memory for 'everyday' painsStephen Morley
Pain|May 1, 1988
The development of a self-administered psychophysical scaling method: range effectsStephen Morley
Pain|April 1, 1989
The dimensionality of verbal descriptors in Tursky's pain perception profileStephen Morley
Pain|June 1, 1995
The Pain Beliefs and Perceptions Inventory: a British replicationStephen Morley, Linda Wilkinson
Pain|July 13, 2015
Self-compassion, pain, and breaking a social contractFiona Purdie, Stephen Morley
Pain|November 6, 2007
Self-pain enmeshment: future possible selves, sociotropy, autonomy and adjustment to chronic painRuth Sutherland, Stephen Morley
Pain|June 29, 2013
A tale of two RCTs: using randomized controlled trials to benchmark routine clinical (psychological) treatments for chronic painGrania Fenton, Stephen Morley
Pain|April 1, 1989
The development of a self-administered psychophysical scaling method: internal consistency and temporal stability in chronic pain patientsStephen Morley, Alan Hassard
Pain|October 1, 1989
An experimental investigation of the construct validity of the McGill Pain QuestionnaireJoanne Pearce, Stephen Morley
Pain|May 1, 1993
Memory for acute pain experience is specifically inaccurate but generally reliableAngela Beese, Stephen Morley
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Pain|October 1, 1993
Vivid memory for 'everyday' painsStephen Morley
Pain|May 1, 1988
The development of a self-administered psychophysical scaling method: range effectsStephen Morley
Pain|April 1, 1989
The dimensionality of verbal descriptors in Tursky's pain perception profileStephen Morley
Pain|June 1, 1995
The Pain Beliefs and Perceptions Inventory: a British replicationStephen Morley, Linda Wilkinson
Pain|July 13, 2015
Self-compassion, pain, and breaking a social contractFiona Purdie, Stephen Morley
Pain|November 6, 2007
Self-pain enmeshment: future possible selves, sociotropy, autonomy and adjustment to chronic painRuth Sutherland, Stephen Morley
Pain|June 29, 2013
A tale of two RCTs: using randomized controlled trials to benchmark routine clinical (psychological) treatments for chronic painGrania Fenton, Stephen Morley
Pain|April 1, 1989
The development of a self-administered psychophysical scaling method: internal consistency and temporal stability in chronic pain patientsStephen Morley, Alan Hassard
Pain|October 1, 1989
An experimental investigation of the construct validity of the McGill Pain QuestionnaireJoanne Pearce, Stephen Morley
Pain|May 1, 1993
Memory for acute pain experience is specifically inaccurate but generally reliableAngela Beese, Stephen Morley
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