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  • 21. The fear-avoidance model of chronic pain: assessing the role of neuroticism and negative affect in pain catastrophizing using structural equation modeling.
    Wong WS, Lam HM, Chen PP, Chow YF, Wong S, Lim HS, Jensen MP, Fielding R.
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