Titlebook: Meanings of Pain; Simon van Rysewyk Book 2016 Springer International Publishing AG 2016 Pain.Meaning.Experience.Phenomenology.Neuroscience

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The Moral Experience of the Person with Chronic Pain,icy, educational and clinical issues. This ethical landscape has normative (what one ought to do…) and non-normative (what one actually does…) terrains. Healthcare providers and patients alike encounter a moral tension between these normative and non-normative ethical terrains. This moral tension, i

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Chronic Pain and Meaning in Life: Challenge and Change,psychosocial consequences of their condition such as job loss, marital problems, and social isolation. Much effort is required in finding the best way to cope with their aggravating situation. Research, policy, and care seem to focus predominantly on the physical and psychological aspects of the liv

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The Lived Experience of Pain-Related Fear in People with Chronic Low Back Pain,ance model (FAM) describes how the belief that pain signals damage to the spine can lead individuals into a cycle of fear and avoidance, which in turn sustain pain and physical and psychosocial disability. A large body of research has supported the relationships proposed by the FAM; however, randomi

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Conceptualising Secondary Pain Affect: The More Personal and Elaborate Feelings,ngs directed toward long-term implications.” I analyse some of the many feelings involved in an experience of pain and aim to demonstrate three things. First, I aim to demonstrate how Peter MS Hacker’s philosophical distinctions between different types of feeling help to differentiate the different

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Mental Imagery in Chronic Pain: An Access to Meaning Beyond Words,ions in the form of words. From the perspective of clinical cognition, verbal thoughts and mental images are different phenomena, with mental images having tighter connections to emotion than verbal thoughts. Recently, cognitive psychology research has focused on ., i.e. involuntary intrusions of of

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Meanings of Chronic Pain in Patient Interactions with Health Services,onals can profoundly influence the meaning patients and their families attribute to pain experience. Patients with chronic pain may feel discredited and called into question by skeptical medical professionals. Patients may have to fight to receive entitled care and to suggest suitable treatments. To

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