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Dimitri Van Ryckeghem

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104 Resultaten

2025

Assessing child pain‐related injustice appraisals : a discriminant content analysis study

Frederick DaenenFleur BaertDimitri Van RyckeghemZina TrostTine Vervoort

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PAIN

Gamified web-delivered attentional bias modification training for adults with chronic pain : randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial

Julie F. VermeirMelanie J. WhiteDaniel JohnsonGeert CrombezDimitri Van Ryckeghem

A1 Journal Article in JMIR SERIOUS GAMES

Racialized bias in pediatric pain : the role of observers' attentional processing and estimations of children's pain

Ama KissiDimitri Van RyckeghemPeter Mende-SiedleckiAdam HirshIscha Van AlboomDries DebeerTine Vervoort

A1 Journal Article in PEERJ

Racialized disparities in pain and pain care among Belgian youth

Ama KissiSean CareyDries DebeerDimitri Van RyckeghemAdam HirshTine Vervoort

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN PSYCHIATRY

The effect of retrieval‐induced forgetting for pain‐related memories on child pain‐related outcomes : a randomized experimental study

Aline WautersFrederick DaenenDimitri Van RyckeghemMelanie NoelTine Vervoort

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PAIN

2024

Beyond the modified dot-probe task : a meta-analysis of the efficacy of alternate attention bias modification tasks across domains

Tessa RooneyLouise SharpeJemma ToddStefan Carlo MichalskiDimitri Van RyckeghemGeert CrombezBen Colagiuri

A1 Journal Article in CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW

Do we perceive sensations inside and outside of our body differently? Perceptual, emotional, and behavioral differences between visceral and somatic sensation, discomfort, and pain

Livia GuadagnoliYannick HoffertSofie Den HondErwin DreesenDimitri Van RyckeghemStefaan Van DammeJonas ZamanLukas Van Oudenhove

A1 Journal Article in NEUROGASTROENTEROLOGY AND MOTILITY

Neural mechanisms underlying attentional bias modification in fibromyalgia patients : a double-blind ERP study

Roberto Fernandes-MagalhaesAlberto CarpioDavid FerreraIrene PeláezMaría Eugenia De LahozDimitri Van RyckeghemStefaan Van DammeFrancisco Mercado

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN ARCHIVES OF PSYCHIATRY AND CLINICAL NEUROSCIENCE

Parental narrative style moderates the relation between pain-related attention and memory biases in youth with chronic pain

Aline WautersDimitri Van RyckeghemMelanie NoelKendra MueriSabine SoltaniTine Vervoort

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Reply to Cohen et al. (2024): Conditioned pain : fact or fiction?

Geert CrombezSahaj KangDimitri Van RyckeghemAnnick De PaepeJohan W. S. Vlaeyen

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Reply to Esposto and Cioeta (2023 ): Clarification regarding classical conditioning and conditioned pain

Sahaj KangDimitri Van RyckeghemJohan W. S. VlaeyenAnnick De PaepeGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

2023

Conditioned pain : fact or fiction?

Sahaj KangGeert CrombezJohan VlaeyenDimitri Van Ryckeghem

Development and evaluation of linguistic stimuli for pain research

Julie F. VermeirMelanie J. WhiteDaniel JohnsonGeert CrombezDimitri Van Ryckeghem

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF PAIN

Development and external validation of multivariable risk models to predict incident and resolved neuropathic pain: a DOLORisk Dundee study

Harry L. HébertAbirami VeluchamyGeorgios BaskozosFrancesca FardoDimitri Van RyckeghemEwan R. PearsonLesley A. ColvinGeert CrombezDavid L. H. BennettWeihua Meng et al.

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF NEUROLOGY

In search of conditioned pain : an experimental analysis

Sahaj KangDimitri Van RyckeghemJohan W.S. VlaeyenAnnick De PaepeGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Pain E-motion Faces Database (PEMF) : pain-related micro-clips for emotion research

Roberto Fernandes-MagalhaesAlberto CarpioDavid FerreraDimitri Van RyckeghemIrene PelaezPaloma BarjolaMaria Eugenia De LahozMaria Carmen Martin-BuroJose Antonio HinojosaStefaan Van Damme et al.

A1 Journal Article in BEHAVIOR RESEARCH METHODS

Pain is not over when the needle ends : the role of child attention to pain and parental pain attending behaviour for child pain memory

Aline WautersTine VervoortDimitri Van Ryckeghem

Subliminal attentional bias modification training for itch

Jennifer M. M. BeckerDimitri Van RyckeghemStefaan Van DammeGeert CrombezYalou SchootReinout W. H. J. WiersRalph C. A. RippeAntoinette I. M. van Laarhoven

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN MEDICINE

The effect of psychological factors on pain outcomes : lessons learned for the next generation of research

Geert CrombezElke VeirmanDimitri Van RyckeghemWhitney ScottAnnick De Paepe

A2 Journal Article in PAIN REPORTS

The importance of measurement content and study design : comment on Habibi Asgarabad et al. (2023). The relationship of alexithymia to pain and other symptoms in fibromyalgia : a systematic review and meta‐analysis

Elke VeirmanGeert CrombezDimitri Van Ryckeghem

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PAIN

The influence of children’s pain-related attention shifting ability and pain catastrophizing upon negatively biased pain memories in healthy school children

Aline WautersDimitri Van RyckeghemMelanie NoelEmma RheelTine Vervoort

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF PAIN

Youth baseline and state pain-related injustice appraisals are associated with emotional responses of anger and sadness : an experimental study

Frederick DaenenAline WautersDimitri Van RyckeghemZina TrostTine Vervoort

A2 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN PAIN RESEARCH

2022

Assessment and measurement in health psychology

Dimitri Van RyckeghemGeert Crombez

Bookchapter in Comprehensive clinical psychology, vol. 8 : health psychology

Attentional interference, but no attentional bias, by tonic itch and pain stimulation

Jennifer M. BeckerSarah R. VreijlingStefaan Van DammeElisa A. KovacsDieuwke S. VeldhuijzenAdriana P.M. LavrijsenDimitri Van RyckeghemGeert CrombezAndrea W.M. EversAntoinette I.M. van Laarhoven

A2 Journal Article in ITCH (PHILADELPHIA)

Gamified web-delivered attentional bias modification training for adults with chronic pain : protocol for a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial

Julie F. VermeirMelanie J. WhiteDaniel JohnsonGeert CrombezDimitri Van Ryckeghem

A2 Journal Article in JMIR RESEARCH PROTOCOLS

No preconscious attentional bias towards itch in healthy individuals

Jennifer M. BeckerHenning HolleDimitri Van RyckeghemStefaan Van DammeGeert CrombezDieuwke S. VeldhuijzenAndrea W. M. EversRalph C. A. RippeAntoinette I. M. van Laarhoven

A1 Journal Article in PLOS ONE

Racial disparities in observers’ attention to and estimations of others’ pain

Ama KissiDimitri Van RyckeghemPeter Mende-SiedleckiAdam HirshTine Vervoort

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

The effect of a pain educational video upon child pain-related memory and the moderating role of parental pain- and non-pain-attending verbalizations : an experimental lab-based study

Emma RheelKelly IckmansAline WautersDimitri Van RyckeghemKurt BarbeAnneleen MalflietTine Vervoort

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF PEDIATRIC PSYCHOLOGY

The impact of maternal child- and self-oriented pain-related injustice appraisals upon maternal attention to child pain, attention to anger, and pain-attending behavior

Fleur BaertDimitri Van RyckeghemAlvaro Sanchez-LopezMegan M MillerAdam T HirshZina TrostTine Vervoort

A2 Journal Article in BRITISH JOURNAL OF PAIN

The impact of parental presence on their children during painful medical procedures : a systematic review

Emma RheelAnneleen MalflietDimitri Van RyckeghemRoselien PasTine VervoortKelly Ickmans

A1 Journal Article in PAIN MEDICINE

The relation between children's attention bias to pain and children's pain-related memory biases is moderated by parental narrative style

Aline WautersTine VervoortMelanie NoelEmma RheelDimitri Van Ryckeghem

A1 Journal Article in BEHAVIOUR RESEARCH AND THERAPY

2021

Acceptance is not acceptance, but acceptance!

Dimitri Van Ryckeghem

Editorial material

Altered regulation of negative affect in patients with fibromyalgia : a diary study

Silke RostGeert CrombezStefan Stefan SütterlinClaus VögeleElke VeirmanDimitri Van Ryckeghem

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PAIN

Attentional bias modification training for itch : a proof-of-principle study in healthy individuals

Antoinette I. M. van LaarhovenJennifer M. BeckerDimitri Van RyckeghemStefaan Van DammeGeert CrombezReinout W. H. J. Wiers

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN MEDICINE

Brief mindfulness training can mitigate the influence of prior expectations on pain perception

Shervin VencatachellumMarian MeulenDimitri Van RyckeghemStefaan Van DammeClaus Vögele

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PAIN

Cohort profile : DOLORisk Dundee: a longitudinal study of chronic neuropathic pain

Harry L. HebertAbirami VeluchamyGeorgios BaskozosFrancesca FardoDimitri Van RyckeghemMathilde M. V. PascalClaire JonesKeith MilburnEwan R. PearsonGeert Crombez et al.

A1 Journal Article in BMJ OPEN

Motor action changes pain perception : a sensory attenuation paradigm in the context of pain

Eleana PintoDimitri Van RyckeghemAnn MeuldersDiana M. TortaAmber ClausStefaan Van Damme

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

The effect of a pain educational video intervention upon child pain-related outcomes : a randomized controlled study

Emma RheelKelly IckmansAline WautersDimitri Van RyckeghemAnneleen MalflietTine Vervoort

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PAIN

The impact of mental and somatic stressors on physical activity and sedentary behaviour in adults with type 2 diabetes mellitus : a diary study

Louise PoppeAnnick De PaepeDimitri Van RyckeghemDelfien Van DyckIris MaesGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in PEERJ

The moderating role of attention control in the relationship between pain catastrophizing and negatively-biased pain memories in youth with chronic pain

Aline WautersMelanie NoelDimitri Van RyckeghemSabine SoltaniTine Vervoort

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF PAIN

The role of altered cognitive processing of bodily sensations in pain : a need for innovative and integrative research

Dimitri Van RyckeghemAline WautersTanja Hechler

The time course of attentional biases in pain : a meta-analysis of eye tracking studies

Emma Blaisdale JonesLouise SharpeSally AndrewsBen ColagiuriJoanne DudeneyElaine FoxLauren C. HeathcoteJennifer Y.F. LauJemma ToddStefaan Van Damme et al.

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Wellbeing and perceived stigma in individuals with rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia : a daily diary study

Maité Van AlboomLies De RuddereSara KindtTom LoeysDimitri Van RyckeghemPiet BrackeManasi M. MittintyLiesbet Goubert

A1 Journal Article in CLINICAL JOURNAL OF PAIN

What do alexithymia items measure? A discriminant content validity study of the Toronto-alexithymia-scale-20

Elke VeirmanDimitri Van RyckeghemGregory VerleysenAnnick De PaepeGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in PEERJ

When pain becomes uncontrollable : an experimental analysis of the impact of instructions on pain-control attempts

Ama KissiSean Joseph HughesDimitri Van RyckeghemJan De HouwerGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

When, why, and how do people deviate from physical distancing measures during the COVID-19 pandemic : a mixed-methods study

Maité Van AlboomFleur BaertAline WautersMelanie BeeckmanSarah MaesAma KissiElke VeirmanDimitri Van RyckeghemAnnick De PaepeLouise Poppe

A1 Journal Article in PSYCHOLOGICA BELGICA

2020

Adherence to the physical distancing measures during the COVID‐19 pandemic : a HAPA‐based perspective

Melanie BeeckmanAnnick De PaepeMaité Van AlboomSarah MaesAline WautersFleur BaertAma KissiElke VeirmanLouise PoppeDimitri Van Ryckeghem

A1 Journal Article in APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY-HEALTH AND WELL BEING

Attentional biases in pediatric chronic pain : an eye-tracking study assessing the nature of the bias and its relation to attentional control

Sabine SoltaniDimitri Van RyckeghemTine VervoortLauren C. HeathcoteKeith YeatesChristopher SearsMelanie Noel

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Cognitive processing of itch and pain : the role of attention and expectations.

Antoinette van LaarhovenKaya PeerdemanDimitri Van RyckeghemAndrea Evers

Bookchapter in Itch and pain : similarities, interactions, and differences

Let’s talk about pain catastrophizing measures : an item content analysis

Geert CrombezAnnick De PaepeElke VeirmanChristopher EcclestonGregory VerleysenDimitri Van Ryckeghem

A1 Journal Article in PEERJ

Neuroticism may not reflect emotional variability

Elise K. KalokerinosSean C. MurphyPeter KovalNatasha H. BailenGeert CrombezTom HollensteinJohn GleesonRenee J. ThompsonDimitri Van RyckeghemPeter Kuppens et al.

A1 Journal Article in PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Pain unstuck the role of action and motivation

Abby TaborDimitri Van RyckeghemMonika L. Hasenbring

A1 Journal Article in CLINICAL JOURNAL OF PAIN

Parental (non-)pain attending verbalizations moderate the relationship between child attention and memory bias for pain

Aline WautersMelanie NoelDimitri Van RyckeghemAlvaro Sanchez LopezTine Vervoort

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PAIN

The effects of gamification on computerized cognitive training : systematic review and meta-analysis

Julie F. VermeirMelanie J. WhiteDaniel JohnsonGeert CrombezDimitri Van Ryckeghem

A1 Journal Article in JMIR SERIOUS GAMES

2019

Cognitive biases in pain : an integrated functional-contextual framework

Dimitri Van RyckeghemMelanie NoelLouise SharpeTamar PincusStefaan Van Damme

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Mindfulness, worries, and parenting in parents of children with type 1 diabetes

Cynthia Van GampelaereKoen LuyckxDimitri Van RyckeghemSaskia van der StraatenJolien LaridaenEveline R GoethalsKristina CasteelsJesse VanbesienMarieke den BrinkerMartine Cools et al.

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF PEDIATRIC PSYCHOLOGY

Multidimensional screening for predicting pain problems in adults : a systematic review of screening tools and validation studies

Elke VeirmanDimitri Van RyckeghemAnnick De PaepeOlivia KirtleyGeert Crombez

A2 Journal Article in PAIN REPORTS

Parental emotion and pain control behaviour when faced with child’s pain : the emotion regulatory role of parental pain-related attention-set shifting and heart rate variability

Tine VervoortKai KarosDan JohnsonStefan SütterlinDimitri Van Ryckeghem

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Resilience factors in children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis and their parents : the role of child and parent psychological flexibility

Melanie BeeckmanSean Joseph HughesDimitri Van RyckeghemEline Van HoeckeJo DehoorneRik JoosLiesbet Goubert

A1 Journal Article in PAIN MEDICINE

The role of classical conditioning on pain: a new paradigm using virtual reality and dynamically approaching stimuli (IVAO-VR).

Sahaj KangDimitri Van RyckeghemJohan W. S. VlaeyenAnnick De PaepeGeert Crombez

The role of classical conditioning on pain: IVAO-VR

Sahaj KangDimitri Van RyckeghemJohan W. S. VlaeyenGeert CrombezAnnick De Paepe

The role of classical conditioning on pain: IVAO-VR - causal instructions

Sahaj KangAnnick De PaepeJohan W. S. VlaeyenGeert CrombezDimitri Van Ryckeghem

2018

Attention bias modification training for adolescents with chronic pain

Lauren C. HeathcoteKonrad JacobsDimitri Van RyckeghemEmma FisherChristopher EcclestonElaine FoxJennifer Y.F. Lau

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Attentional bias to pain-related information : a meta-analysis of dot-probe studies

Jemma ToddDimitri Van RyckeghemLouise SharpeGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW

Attentional processing of itch

AIM van LaarhovenStefaan Van DammeAPM LavrijsenDimitri Van RyckeghemGeert CrombezAWM Evers

A1 Journal Article in PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH-PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG

Cognitive biases in pain : current challenges, future directions and treatment opportunities

Dimitri Van RyckeghemMelanie NoelGordon J.G. Asmundson

Does attention bias modification training impact on task performance in the context of pain : an experimental study in healthy participants

Dimitri Van RyckeghemStefaan Van DammeTine Vervoort

A1 Journal Article in PLOS ONE

Effects of cold stimulation on cardiac-vagal activation in healthy participants : randomized controlled trial

Manuela JungmannShervin VencatachellumDimitri Van RyckeghemClaus Vögele

A2 Journal Article in JMIR FORMATIVE RESEARCH

Pain and attention : towards a motivational account

Dimitri Van RyckeghemGeert Crombez

Bookchapter in Motivational perspectives on chronic pain : theory, research, and practice

Task interference and distraction efficacy in patients with fibromyalgia

Dimitri Van RyckeghemSilke RostAma KissiClaus VögeleGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

The efficacy of attentional distraction and sensory monitoring in chronic pain patients : a meta-analysis

Dimitri Van RyckeghemStefaan Van DammeChristopher EcclestonGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW

2017

Do tonic itch and pain stimuli draw attention towards their location?

Antoinette I. M. van LaarhovenStefaan Van DammeA. (Sjan) P. M. LavrijsenDimitri Van RyckeghemGeert CrombezAndrea W. M. Evers

A1 Journal Article in BIOMED RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL

Generalized hypervigilance in fibromyalgia : normal interoceptive accuracy, but reduced self-regulatory capacity

Silke RostDimitri Van RyckeghemAndre SchulzGeert CrombezClaus Vogele

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF PSYCHOSOMATIC RESEARCH

The interference of pain with task performance : increasing ecological validity in research

Dimitri Van Ryckeghem

Editorial material

2016

A componential emotion approach for the assessment of emotional awareness in youth

Elke VeirmanJohnny FontaineDimitri Van Ryckeghem

A1 Journal Article in PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT

Affective instability in patients with chronic pain: a diary approach

Silke RostDimitri Van RyckeghemPeter KovalStefan SütterlinClaus VögeleGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

The effect of perceived injustice on appraisals of physical activity : an examination of the mediating role of attention bias to pain among a chronic low back pain sample

Zina TrostDimitri Van RyckeghemWhitney ScottAdam GuckTine Vervoort

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF PAIN

Towards an integrative view of cognitive biases in pain

Dimitri Van RyckeghemTine Vervoort

Editorial material

2015

A systematic review and meta-analysis of interventions for sexual health promotion involving serious digital games

Ann DeSmetRoss ShegogDimitri Van RyckeghemGeert CrombezIlse De Bourdeaudhuij

A1 Journal Article in GAMES FOR HEALTH JOURNAL

General hypervigilance in Fibromyalgia: one swallow does not make a summer

Dimitri Van RyckeghemGeert Crombez

Editorial material

The experience cognitive intrusion of pain: scale development and validation

Nina AttridgeGeert CrombezDimitri Van RyckeghemEdmund KeoghChristopher Eccleston

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

The relationship between adolescents' pain catastrophizing and attention bias to pain faces is moderated by attention control

LC HeathcoteTine VervoortC EcclestonE FoxK JacobsDimitri Van RyckeghemLYF Lau

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

2014

A meta-analysis of serious digital games for healthy lifestyle promotion

Ann DeSmetDimitri Van RyckeghemSofie CompernolleTom BaranowskiDebbe ThompsonGeert CrombezKarolien PoelsWendy Van LippeveldeSara BastiaensensKatrien Van Cleemput et al.

A1 Journal Article in PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

A systematic review and meta-analysis of serious digital games for healthy lifestyle promotion

Ann DeSmetWendy Van LippeveldeDimitri Van RyckeghemSofie CompernolleSara BastiaensensKarolien PoelsHeidi VandeboschGeert CrombezIlse De Bourdeaudhuij

Attentional bias and chronic pain: where to go from here?

Dimitri Van RyckeghemGeert Crombez

Editorial material

Ghent attention and self-regulation in fibromyalgia-I- study (ASEF-I): protocol

Dimitri Van RyckeghemSilke RostNele DecoeneGeert Crombez

Meta-analytic review of serious games for healthy lifestyle adoption: comparison of single level and multilevel programs

Ann DeSmetDimitri Van RyckeghemSofie CompernolleWendy Van LippeveldeSara BastiaensensKatrien Van CleemputKarolien PoelsHeidi VandeboschGeert CrombezIlse De Bourdeaudhuij

The frequency of acute medication intake relates to its perceived effectiveness in chronic headache patients

Dimitri Van RyckeghemThomas WensKoen PaemeleireGeert Crombez

2013

Attentional bias to pain-related information: a meta-analysis

Geert CrombezDimitri Van RyckeghemC EcclestonStefaan Van Damme

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Children's selective attention to pain and avoidance behaviour: the role of child and parental catastrophizing about pain

Tine VervoortZ TrostDimitri Van Ryckeghem

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Implicit associations between pain and self-schema in patients with chronic pain

Dimitri Van RyckeghemJan De HouwerBram Van BockstaeleStefaan Van DammeMaarten De SchryverGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Keeping pain out of your mind: the role of attentional set in pain

Dimitri Van RyckeghemGeert CrombezC EcclestonValéry LegrainStefaan Van Damme

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PAIN

The predictive value of attentional bias towards pain-reltaed information in chronic pain patients: a diary study

Dimitri Van RyckeghemGeert CrombezLiesbet GoubertJan De HouwerThomas OnraedtStefaan Van Damme

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Vicarious pain while observing another in pain: an experimental approach

Sophie VandenbrouckeGeert CrombezDimitri Van RyckeghemMarcel BrassStefaan Van DammeLiesbet Goubert

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN HUMAN NEUROSCIENCE

2012

Attention and pain: a cognitive-affective analysis

Dimitri Van RyckeghemGeert Crombez

Attentional bias towards pain-related information diminishes the efficacy of distraction

Dimitri Van RyckeghemGeert CrombezLore Van HulleStefaan Van Damme

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Ghent Pain and Disability Study I (GPD-I) : protocol

Geert CrombezEmelien LauwerierAnnelies LammertynLies NotebaertBram Van BockstaeleDimitri Van Ryckeghem

No pain no gain? Pursuing a competing goal inhibits avoidance behavior

Stefaan Van DammeDimitri Van RyckeghemFran WyffelsLore Van HulleGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

Pain catastrophizing influences the use and the effectiveness of distraction in schoolchildren

Katrien VerhoevenLiesbet GoubertT JaanisteDimitri Van RyckeghemGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PAIN

The interruptive effect of pain in a multitask environment: an experimental investigation

Dimitri Van RyckeghemGeert CrombezChristopher EcclestonBaptist LiefoogheStefaan Van Damme

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF PAIN

2011

Distraction from pain and executive functioning: an experimental investigation of the role of inhibition, task switching and working memory

Katrien VerhoevenStefaan Van DammeChristopher EcclestonDimitri Van RyckeghemValéry LegrainGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PAIN

The role of spatial attention in attentional control over pain: an experimental investigation

Dimitri Van RyckeghemStefaan Van DammeGeert CrombezChristopher EcclestonKatrien VerhoevenValéry Legrain

A1 Journal Article in EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH

When you dislike patients, pain is taken less seriously

Lies De RuddereLiesbet GoubertKen Martin PrkachinMichaël StevensDimitri Van RyckeghemGeert Crombez

A1 Journal Article in PAIN

2010

The role of motivation in distracting attention away from pain: An experimental study

Katrien VerhoevenGeert CrombezC EcclestonDimitri Van RyckeghemS MorleyStefaan Van Damme

A1 Journal Article in PAIN