Increasing optimism abolishes pain-induced impairments in executive task performance von Boselie, Jantine J.L.M., Vancleef, Linda M.G., Smeets, Tom, Peters, Madelon L.

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Can positive affect attenuate (persistent) pain? State of the art and clinical implications von Hanssen, Marjolein M., Peters, Madelon L., Boselie, Jantine J., Meulders, Ann

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Shifting the perspective: how positive thinking can help diminish the negative effects of pain von Boselie, Jantine J.L.M., Peters, Madelon L.

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The effectiveness and equivalence of different versions of a brief online Best Possible Self (BPS) manipulation to temporary increase optimism and affect von Boselie, Jantine J.L.M., Vancleef, Linda M.G., van Hooren, Susan, Peters, Madelon L.

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Increasing Optimism Protects Against Pain-Induced Impairment in Task-Shifting Performance von Boselie, Jantine J.L.M, Vancleef, Linda M.G, Peters, Madelon L

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The relation between parental chronic pain, pain‐related attention and interpretation biases in pain‐free adolescents von Boselie, Jantine J. L. M., Goossens, Mariëlle E. J. B., Muris, Peter, Vancleef, Linda M. G.

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The effects of experimental pain and induced optimism on working memory task performance von Boselie, Jantine J.L.M, Vancleef, Linda M.G, Peters, Madelon L

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Can positive affect attenuate (persistent) pain? State of the art and clinical implications von Hanssen, Marjolein M, Boselie, Jantine J, Peters, Madelon L, Meulders, Ann

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