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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

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Publications

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

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

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

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