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Effects of pain duration on psychosocial adjustment in orthopedic patients: the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of pain by Hinkley, B S, Jaremko, M E

“…Six hundred thirty-five orthopedic patients who were consecutively referred to an outpatient pain assessment service were grouped into one of five…”
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On the utility of the SCL-90-R with low-back pain patients by Bernstein, I H, Jaremko, M E, Hinkley, B S

“…The SCL-90-R has become an increasingly popular measure of maladjustment. Its use beyond simply screening chronic low-back pain (CLBP) patients has been…”
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On the utility of the West Haven-Yale Multidimensional Pain Inventory by Bernstein, I H, Jaremko, M E, Hinkley, B S

“…Two studies evaluated the West Haven-Yale Multidimensional Pain Inventory. This 52-item inventory contains 12 scales divided into 3 parts: 1) interference,…”
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Behavioral design of a positive verbal community: a preliminary experimental analysis by Alford, B A, Jaremko, M E

“…Behaviorists have theorized (and experimental analyses suggest) the potential clinical application of verbal behavior modification. This study evaluated…”
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Effects of 360-degree lumbar fusion in a workers' compensation population by Hinkley, B S, Jaremko, M E

“…Eighty-one patients who were receiving workers' compensation and who met structured inclusion criteria for low back pain and disability underwent 360 degrees…”
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Stress-coping abilities of individuals high and low in jealousy by Jaremko, M E, Lindsey, R

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Contribution of an educational phase to stress inoculation of speech anxiety by Jaremko, M E, Hadfield, R, Walker, W E

“…A study is described in which students anxious about speeches were treated by variations of stress inoculation training. The purpose of the experiemnt was to…”
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Addressing the Psychosocial Needs of Orthopedic Pain Patients by Hinkley, Bruce, Jaremko, Matt E.

“…Analysis of comprehensive examinations of 258 patients with orthopedic pain yielded 5 types of pain responders. Research is under way to analyze the response…”
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The use of stress inoculation training in the reduction of public speaking anxiety by Jaremko, M E

“…Reported results of three separate anxiety treatment studies that used stress inoculation training (SIT). Ss (N = 62) were students in introductory speech…”
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Effects of public description on the detection and tolerance of laboratory pain by Jaremko, M E, Crusco, A H, Lau, G

“…Experimental procedures designed to modify an hypothesized pain detection threshold were arranged to test the notion that to describe a painful experience…”
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The relative contributions of covert reinforcement and cognitive restructuring to test anxiety reduction by Bistline, J L, Jaremko, M E, Sobleman, S

“…Tested the relative contributions of two possibly active test anxiety treatment components, covert reinforcement (response relevant) and cognitive…”
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Effects of 360-degree lumbar fusion in a workers' compensation population. Point of View by HINKLEY, B. S, JAREMKO, M. E, KATZ, J. N

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Pain management in severely burned adults: a test of stress inoculation by Wernick, R L, Jaremko, M E, Taylor, P W

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A component analysis of stress inoculation: Review and prospectus by Jaremko, Matt E.

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Stress Inoculation Training: A Generic Approach for the Prevention of Stress-Related Disorders by JAREMKO, MATT E.

“…Stress inoculation, a cognitive‐behavioral approach for preventing stress‐related disorders, is described and applied to academic, occupational, social,…”
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Cognitive Behavior Modification: Real Science or More Mentalism? by Jaremko, Matt E.

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THE EFFECTS OF SELF-PREOCCUPATION ON TASK PERFORMANCE AND INTERPERSONAL PERCEPTION by Williams, David, Jaremko, Matt E.

“…Two studies are described in which level of self-preoccupation (SP) is shown to be related to how feedback is perceived. Based on past research, it was…”
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