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Classical Conditioning Differences Associated With Chronic Pain: A Systematic Review

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Journal J Pain
Specialties Neurology
Psychiatry
Date 2017 Apr 8
PMID 28385510
Citations 25
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Abstract

Perspective: The review revealed preliminary evidence that people with chronic pain may exhibit less differential US expectancy and fear learning. This characteristic may contribute to widespread fear-avoidance behavior. The assumption that altered classical conditioning may be a predisposing or maintaining factor for chronic pain remains to be verified.

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