Positive affect and distraction improve, while negative affect impairs pain modulatory mechanisms in recurrent low back pain patients and controls

Megan McPhee; Thomas Graven-Nielsen

Positive affect and distraction improve, while negative affect impairs pain modulatory mechanisms in recurrent low back pain patients and controls

Megan McPhee^*, Thomas Graven-Nielsen

^*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Poster ID: 1035675

Original language	English
Publication date	Jun 2021
Publication status	Published - Jun 2021
Event	IASP 2021 Virtual World Congress on Pain - Virtual Duration: 9 Jun 2021 → 18 Jun 2021 https://iaspvirtualcongress.evareg.com/

Conference

Conference	IASP 2021 Virtual World Congress on Pain
Location	Virtual
Period	09/06/2021 → 18/06/2021
Internet address	https://iaspvirtualcongress.evareg.com/

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Center for Neuroplasticity and Pain (CNAP) is supported by the Danish National Research Foundation (DNRF121).

Keywords

Experimental Psychology

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McPhee, M., & Graven-Nielsen, T. (2021). Positive affect and distraction improve, while negative affect impairs pain modulatory mechanisms in recurrent low back pain patients and controls. Poster presented at IASP 2021 Virtual World Congress on Pain. https://d3q7t09ulhfboj.cloudfront.net/storage/app/public/iasp/posters/documents/IASP-AffectAttnLBP_MEMC_Final.pdf#toolbar=0

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Positive affect and distraction improve, while negative affect impairs pain modulatory mechanisms in recurrent low back pain patients and controls

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