Social and Interpersonal Dynamics in Pain
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Social and Interpersonal Dynamics in Pain
We Don't Suffer Alone
Prkachin, Kenneth M.; Vervoort, Tine; Karos, Kai; Trost, Zina
Springer International Publishing AG
07/2018
532
Dura
Inglês
9783319783390
15 a 20 dias
986
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Preface.- Part I: Theoretical Foundations.- Chapter 1: Why Do We Care? Evolutionary Mechanisms in the Social Dimension of Pain.- Chapter 2: Toward the Social Communication Model of Pain.- Chapter 3: Developmental Dimensions in Understanding Interpersonal Features of Pain.- Chapter 4: An Affective-Motivational Account of Interpersonal Dynamics in Pain.- Part II: A Science of Pain Expression.- Chapter 5: Pain Behaviour: Unitary or Multidimensional Phenomenon?.- Chapter 6: When, How and Why Do We Express Pain?.- Chapter 7: Automatic, Objective, and Efficient Measurement of Pain Using Automated Face Analysis.- Part III: The Neuroscience of Interpersonal Pain Dynamics.- Chapter 8: The Neural Signature of Empathy for Physical Pain... Not Quite There Yet!.- Chapter 9: On the Overlap between Physical and Social Pain.- Chapter 10: Bridging the Gap between People and Animals: The Roots of Social Behavior and its Relationship to Pain.- Part IV: Effects of Facing Others in Pain.- Chapter 11: The Spectrum of Third-Person Pain: From Observation to Action.- Chapter 12: Facing Others in Pain: Why Context Matters.- Part V: Observer Responses to Others' Pain.- Chapter 13: Beyond Operant Theory of Observer Reinforcement of Pain Behavior.- Chapter 14: The Role of Non-Verbal Features of Caregiving Behaviour.- Chapter 15: Interpersonal Pain Dynamics in Couples: Interactions between Spouses' Physical Health Predict Caregiver Outcomes.- Chapter 16: Caregiving Impact Upon Sufferers' Cognitive Functioning.- Part VI: Across the Lifespan.- Chapter 17: Pain in Infancy: The Primacy of the Social Context.- Chapter 18: An Ecological and Lifespan Approach of Social Influences on Childhood Pain Experiences.- Chapter 19: Pain in Older Adults: Caregiver Challenges.- Part VII: Societal Context.- Chapter 20: Sex and Gender as Socio-Cultural Factors in Pain.- Chapter 21: Race and Pain: A Dual Injustice.- Part VIII: Towards Change: Targets and Methods for Intervention.- Chapter 22: Towards Change: Targeting Individual and Interpersonal Processes in Therapeutic Interventions for Chronic Pain.- Part IX: Conclusion.- Chapter 23: Where We've Been, Where We're At, Where Do We Go From Here?.
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Gate Control Theory of Pain;Clinical Experience of Pain Sufferers;Evolution of Pain;Affective-Motivational Models of Pain;Pain Expression;Neuroscience of Pain;Observer Response in Pain;Pain Communication;Pain Behavior;neuroscience of empathy;neonatal care and pain;sex differences in pain;comparative cognition and pain
Preface.- Part I: Theoretical Foundations.- Chapter 1: Why Do We Care? Evolutionary Mechanisms in the Social Dimension of Pain.- Chapter 2: Toward the Social Communication Model of Pain.- Chapter 3: Developmental Dimensions in Understanding Interpersonal Features of Pain.- Chapter 4: An Affective-Motivational Account of Interpersonal Dynamics in Pain.- Part II: A Science of Pain Expression.- Chapter 5: Pain Behaviour: Unitary or Multidimensional Phenomenon?.- Chapter 6: When, How and Why Do We Express Pain?.- Chapter 7: Automatic, Objective, and Efficient Measurement of Pain Using Automated Face Analysis.- Part III: The Neuroscience of Interpersonal Pain Dynamics.- Chapter 8: The Neural Signature of Empathy for Physical Pain... Not Quite There Yet!.- Chapter 9: On the Overlap between Physical and Social Pain.- Chapter 10: Bridging the Gap between People and Animals: The Roots of Social Behavior and its Relationship to Pain.- Part IV: Effects of Facing Others in Pain.- Chapter 11: The Spectrum of Third-Person Pain: From Observation to Action.- Chapter 12: Facing Others in Pain: Why Context Matters.- Part V: Observer Responses to Others' Pain.- Chapter 13: Beyond Operant Theory of Observer Reinforcement of Pain Behavior.- Chapter 14: The Role of Non-Verbal Features of Caregiving Behaviour.- Chapter 15: Interpersonal Pain Dynamics in Couples: Interactions between Spouses' Physical Health Predict Caregiver Outcomes.- Chapter 16: Caregiving Impact Upon Sufferers' Cognitive Functioning.- Part VI: Across the Lifespan.- Chapter 17: Pain in Infancy: The Primacy of the Social Context.- Chapter 18: An Ecological and Lifespan Approach of Social Influences on Childhood Pain Experiences.- Chapter 19: Pain in Older Adults: Caregiver Challenges.- Part VII: Societal Context.- Chapter 20: Sex and Gender as Socio-Cultural Factors in Pain.- Chapter 21: Race and Pain: A Dual Injustice.- Part VIII: Towards Change: Targets and Methods for Intervention.- Chapter 22: Towards Change: Targeting Individual and Interpersonal Processes in Therapeutic Interventions for Chronic Pain.- Part IX: Conclusion.- Chapter 23: Where We've Been, Where We're At, Where Do We Go From Here?.
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Gate Control Theory of Pain;Clinical Experience of Pain Sufferers;Evolution of Pain;Affective-Motivational Models of Pain;Pain Expression;Neuroscience of Pain;Observer Response in Pain;Pain Communication;Pain Behavior;neuroscience of empathy;neonatal care and pain;sex differences in pain;comparative cognition and pain
