The moderating effect of cognitive coping style on the effectiveness of a distraction or sensation-focused home-based intervention in chronic pain patients.

Jane Walsh

The moderating effect of cognitive coping style on the effectiveness of a distraction or sensation-focused home-based intervention in chronic pain patients.

Jane Walsh

Psychology

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Original language	English (Ireland)
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2010

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Authors
Lenihan, N., Walsh, J. C., McGuire, B., Hogan, M.

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