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- 2017
- State versus trait : validating state assessment of child and parental catastrophic thinking about child pain
- Child attention to pain and pain tolerance are dependent upon anxiety and attention control : an eye-tracking study
- Personal distress and sympathy differentially influence health care professional and parents’ estimation of child procedure-related pain
- 2016
- Towards an integrative view of cognitive biases in pain
- The effect of perceived injustice on appraisals of physical activity : an examination of the mediating role of attention bias to pain among a chronic low back pain sample
- The interpersonal function of pain: conserving multiple resources
- Circles of engagement: childhood pain and the parent brain
- Incorporating family function into chronic pain disability: the role of catastrophizing
- 2015
- Parental presence during repeated painful procedures: a complicated matter
- The relationship between adolescents' pain catastrophizing and attention bias to pain faces is moderated by attention control