Emerging evidence suggests that the appraisal of pain and disability in terms of justice-related
themes contributes to adverse pain outcomes. To date, however, research on the relation …

Ecological factors in psychological acculturation research are often neglected, although
recent work suggests that context and acculturation may interact in predicting adaptation …

Objective A growing body of literature shows that justice-related appraisals are significant
determinants of pain-related outcomes and prolonged trajectories of recovery. We conducted …

Research is accumulating highlighting the negative impact of perceptions of injustice on
health and mental outcomes associated with pain. To date, the relation between perceived …

How early blindness reorganizes the brain circuitry that supports auditory motion processing
remains controversial. We used fMRI to characterize brain responses to in-depth, laterally …

Objective: Perceived injustice (PI) has been identified as an important risk factor for pain-related
outcomes. To date, research has shown that pain acceptance and anger are mediators …

Sounds activate occipital regions in early blind individuals. However, how different sound
categories map onto specific regions of the occipital cortex remains a matter of debate. We …

Objective: Recent research has linked perceptions of injustice to problematic recovery
outcomes for individuals with musculoskeletal injuries. However, the measure currently used to …

Background Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) is a highly effective procedure that yields reductions
in pain and disability associated with end stage osteoarthritis (OA) of the knee. Quality of …

Recent research has revealed robust cross-sectional and prospective associations among
perceived injustice, pain, disability, and depressive symptoms in patients with chronic pain. …