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The Measurement of Pleasure and Pain
Perspectives on Psychological Science, 2014Pleasure and pain are among our most salient experiences, and we want to know how our pleasures and pains stack up against those of others. Older psychophysical methods fail to provide valid comparisons of pleasure and pain across individuals or groups. We are making progress in measurement, but we still have a ways to go.
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Journal of Pediatric Health Care, 2009
Pain is one of the more common complaints of adolescents, but research on adolescent pain lags behind that of pain in adults. Research has increased during the past decade, calling attention to the need for improved measurement of adolescent pain.
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Pain is one of the more common complaints of adolescents, but research on adolescent pain lags behind that of pain in adults. Research has increased during the past decade, calling attention to the need for improved measurement of adolescent pain.
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Measurement of pain: Patient preference does not confound pain measurement
Pain, 1981Chronic pain patients reported pain intensity on each of 3 pain intensity scales, the visual analog, numerical and adjectival scales, and then ranked the scales in order of perceived best communication of pain intensity. All patients were able to complete an adjectival scale but 11% were unable to complete a visual analog scale and 2% failed at a ...
Edwin, Kremer +2 more
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Emergency Nurse, 2015
The aim of this Norwegian study was to understand how pain in children is measured and handled by emergency primary care physicians.
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The aim of this Norwegian study was to understand how pain in children is measured and handled by emergency primary care physicians.
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2013
Abstract Though self-report has historically been considered the “gold-standard” measure of pain, behavioral observations are an important source of information and can address a number of limitations of self-report. In this chapter, we will review the current state of evidence on behavioral measures of pain in children and ...
Jill MacLaren Chorney +1 more
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Abstract Though self-report has historically been considered the “gold-standard” measure of pain, behavioral observations are an important source of information and can address a number of limitations of self-report. In this chapter, we will review the current state of evidence on behavioral measures of pain in children and ...
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The Measurement of Clinical Pain
Nursing Research, 1984Major problems in the measurement of clinical pain are created because of (1) its subjective nature, (2) a limited number of reliable and valid instruments that measure the experience, and (3) a multitude of clinical issues such as type of pain, cause, and patient sample characteristics. Instruments currently available measure intensity, behavioral and/
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The Clinical Journal of Pain, 1987
Abstract Because of difficulties encountered with patient compliance using the standard visual analogue scale, a new nonvisual analogue scale has been devised for pain measurement. The new scale was found to give values for pain that correlated well with values given using the visual scale and was found to be more easily understood.
Dermot F. Murphy +4 more
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Abstract Because of difficulties encountered with patient compliance using the standard visual analogue scale, a new nonvisual analogue scale has been devised for pain measurement. The new scale was found to give values for pain that correlated well with values given using the visual scale and was found to be more easily understood.
Dermot F. Murphy +4 more
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The development and use of facial grimace scales for pain measurement in animals
Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews, 2020J. Mogil +3 more
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Pain measurement and experience
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1983Issues and developments in clinical pain assessment will be considered. The focus will be on measuring pain, rather than degree of relief. Three main response channels may be distinguished: subjective, behavioral and physiological, although the latter will not be elaborated upon here.
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