| Abandonment, 200-201 |
| Abdominal pain, see also Gastrointestinal
pain syndromes |
| Abuse, 200-201 |
| Action fantasies, 127-128 |
| Action tendencies, 127 |
| Acupuncture, 177 |
| Affect, 130 | as consequence of pain, 131-132 | | as correlate of pain, 131 | | as exacerbating factor, 131 | | negative, 135-139, see also Anxiety; Depression | composition and attribution of, 132-134 | | types of, 127 |
| | as perpetuating factor, 132 | | as precipitating factor, 130-131 | | as predisposing factor, 130 | | science of, 124-128 | | standardized assessment of, 139-143 | | state vs. trait, 126 |
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| Affective disorders, 126-127 |
| Affective disturbance, 123-124, 143 |
| Affective phenomena in relation to pain, integrative model of, 128-130 |
| Aged, see Geriatric benign chronic pain |
| Alternative treatment, 544, see also Acupuncture |
| Amitriptyline, 154-156 |
| Analgesics, 159, 388, 466-467, 601-602, see also Opioids |
| Anesthetics, 602
local, 158, 333, 442, 467 |
| Anger, 135-136, 196 |
| Anticonvulsants, 158, 387-388 |
| Antidepressants, 154-156, 288, 386-387, 466 |
| Anxiety, chronic, 196-197 |
| Arthritis, see Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis;
Osteoarthritis; Rheumatoid arthritis |
| Back pain, see Chronic back pain |
| Baclofen, 158, 441-442 |
| Behavioral interventions, 268-275, see also
Cognitive-behavioral treatment |
| Behavioral management, 289-294, 298-299 |
| Behavioral medicine intervention, 334-337, see also specific interventions |
| Behavioral/social learning models, 27-28 | empirical evidence for, 28-29 |
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| Biofeedback, 177-178, 339 |
| Biopsychosocial model, 458-460, 489-491, see also Psychophysiological model |
| Bowel disorders, 462, 485, 487-488 |
| Bowel patients, functional | noncardiac chest pain in, 485-486 | | nonulcer dyspepsia in, 486-487 |
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