Search Results - "Volders, Stéphanie"

The use of safety-seeking behavior in exposure-based treatments for fear and anxiety: Benefit or burden? A meta-analytic review by Meulders, Ann, Van Daele, Tom, Volders, Stéphanie, Vlaeyen, Johan W.S.

“…There is a longstanding debate whether allowing safety-seeking behaviors (SSBs) during cognitive-behavioral treatment hampers or facilitates the reduction of…”
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Safety behavior can hamper the extinction of fear of movement-related pain: An experimental investigation in healthy participants by Volders, Stéphanie, Meulders, Ann, De Peuter, Steven, Vervliet, Bram, Vlaeyen, Johan W.S.

“…Excessive fear of movement-related pain (FMRP), and its associated avoidance behavior, is considered a major risk factor for disability in chronic…”
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Relationship between different measures of pain-related fear and physical capacity of the spine in patients with chronic low back pain by Demoulin, Christophe, PhD, Huijnen, Ivan P.J., PhD, Somville, Pierre-René, PhD, Grosdent, Stéphanie, MSc, Salamun, Irène, MSc, Crielaard, Jean-Michel, MD, PhD, Vanderthommen, Marc, PhD, Volders, Stéphanie, MSc

“…Abstract Background context It has been controversially stated that pain-related fear is a more important determining factor for disability in chronic low back…”
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Avoidance behavior in chronic pain research: A cold case revisited by Volders, Stéphanie, Boddez, Yannick, De Peuter, Steven, Meulders, Ann, Vlaeyen, Johan W.S.

“…In chronic musculoskeletal pain, avoidance behavior is a prominent behavioral characteristic that can manifest itself in various ways. It is also considered a…”
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The Reduction of Fear of Movement-related Pain: Does Motivational Context Matter? by Volders, Stéphanie, Meulders, Ann, De Peuter, Steven, Vlaeyen, Johan W.S

“…OBJECTIVES:Previous research indicates that reducing fear of movement-related pain is hampered by engaging in safety-seeking behavior. We tested the hypothesis…”
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Fear reduction in patients with chronic pain: a learning theory perspective by den Hollander, Marlies, de Jong, Jeroen R, Volders, Stéphanie, Goossens, Mariëlle E J B, Smeets, Rob J E M, Vlaeyen, Johan W S

“…Acute pain informs the individual that there is an imminent threat of body damage, and is associated with the urge to escape and avoid. Fear learning takes…”
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Sub-optimal presentation of painful facial expressions enhances readiness for action and pain perception following electrocutaneous stimulation by Khatibi, Ali, Schrooten, Martien, Bosmans, Katrien, Volders, Stephanie, Vlaeyen, Johan W S, Van den Bussche, Eva

“…Observation of others' painful facial expressions has been shown to facilitate behavioral response tendencies and to increase pain perception in the observer…”
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