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- 2015
- Heritability of pain catastrophizing and associations with experimental pain outcomes: A twin study.
- 2014
- The relationship between parental catastrophizing about child pain and distress in response to medical procedures in the context of childhood cancer treatment: a longitudinal analysis
- Emotion regulatory function of parent attention to child pain and associated implications for parental pain control behaviour
- Severity of pediatric pain in relation to school-related functioning and teacher support: an epidemiological study among school-aged children and adolescents
- Acute en chronische pijn bij kinderen: welke rol hebben de ouders?
- Parental distress and catastrophic thoughts about child pain: implications for parental protective behavior in the context of child leukemia related medical procedures
- Learning about pain through observation: the role of pain-related fear
- 2013
- Parents who experience their child’s chronic pain as highly threatening and distressing have a higher priority for pain-control goals
- Parents who experience their child’s chronic pain as highly threatening and distressing have a higher priority for pain control goals
- Children's selective attention to pain and avoidance behaviour: the role of child and parental catastrophizing about pain