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Project

Pain is not over when the needle ends: the role of child attention to pain and parental pain attentive behaviour for child pain memory
Code
01D20318
Duration
01 October 2018 → 28 March 2024
Funding
Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund
Research disciplines
  • Social sciences
    • Biological and physiological psychology not elsewhere classified
    • General psychology not elsewhere classified
    • Other psychology and cognitive sciences not elsewhere classified
Keywords
Pain children parents attention memory remembering forgetting
 
Project description
 

The objectives of the proposed research program are to examine (1) the role of child attention bias in understanding child’s remembering of pain; (2) the role of child attention bias in understanding child’s ability to forget pain and (3) the role of parental pain attending behavior, in relationship to child attention bias, in understanding child’s remembering and forgetting of pain.