35 results on '"Craig, Kenneth"'
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2. Pain Behaviours Survey
3. The social communication model of pain.
4. Acute and chronic low back pain: Cognitive, affective, and behavioral dimensions.
5. Postoperative pain in children: Developmental and family influences on spontaneous coping strategies.
6. Contributions of reviewer judgements to editorial decision-making for the Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science: 1985–1986.
7. Pleasure and pain: A scientist/professional looks at organized psychology.
8. Judgments of genuine, suppressed, and faked facial expressions of pain.
9. Judgment of pain in newborns: Facial activity and cry as determinants.
10. Observer judgments of acute pain: Facial action determinants.
11. Social modeling influences on sensory decision theory and psychophysiological indexes of pain.
12. Autonomic correlates of pain thresholds influenced by social modeling.
13. Editorial.
14. Treatment of female sexual dysfunction through symbolic modeling.
15. Children's spontaneous strategies for coping with pain: A review of the literature.
16. Social modeling influences on psychophysical judgments of electrical stimulation.
17. Judging nonverbal expressions of pain.
18. Nonverbal communication deficits and response to performance feedback in depression.
19. Consequences of caring: Pain in the human context.
20. Facial expression during induced pain.
21. Review of Pain and behavioral medicine: A cognitive-behavioral perspective.
22. Park Olof Davidson: 1937-1980.
23. Cognitive and behavioral therapy for musical-performance anxiety.
24. So that's what happened!
25. Comments on Ferguson's "Forty years of useless research?" (Vol. 24, no. 2, April 1983).
26. Social determinants of reports of pain in the absence of painful stimulation.
27. Éditorial.
28. Social disclosure, coactive peer companions, and social modelling determinants of pain communications.
29. Incongruencies between content and temporal measures of patients' responses to confrontation with personality descriptions.
30. Heart-rate components of conditioned vicarious autonomic responses.
31. Vicarious influences on pain-threshold determinations.
32. Physiological Correlates of Inflicting Pain Upon Others
33. Physiological arousal as a function of imagined, vicarious, and direct stress experiences.
34. Physiological differentiation of direct and vicarious affective arousal.
35. Vicarious reinforcement and noninstrumental punishment in observational learning.
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