Can Positive Framing Reduce Nocebo Side Effects? Current Evidence and Recommendation for Future Research von Barnes, Kirsten, Faasse, Kate, Geers, Andrew L, Helfer, Suzanne G, Sharpe, Louise, Colloca, Luana, Colagiuri, Ben

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Experimental Assessment of Nocebo Effects and Nocebo Side Effects: Definitions, Study Design, and Implications for Psychiatry and Beyond von Faasse, Kate, Helfer, Suzanne G, Barnes, Kirsten, Colagiuri, Ben, Geers, Andrew L

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A test of psychological and electrodermal changes immediately after the delivery of 3 analgesic treatment messages von Geers, Andrew L., Fowler, Stephanie L., Helfer, Suzanne G., Murray, Ashley B.

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Choice and the nocebo effect: If a little is good, more is better? von Faasse, Kate, Keevers, Yvette, de Groot, Annalise, Nicholls, Kate, Helfer, Suzanne G., Geers, Andrew L.

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Affect and Exercise: Positive Affective Expectations Can Increase Post-Exercise Mood and Exercise Intentions von Helfer, Suzanne G., Elhai, Jon D., Geers, Andrew L.

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The influence of message framing on nocebo headaches: Findings from a randomized laboratory design von Helfer, Suzanne G., Colagiuri, Ben, Faasse, Kate, Clemens, Kelly S., Caplandies, Fawn, Geers, Andrew L.

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Dispositional Optimism Predicts Placebo Analgesia von Geers, Andrew L, Wellman, Justin A, Fowler, Stephanie L, Helfer, Suzanne G, France, Christopher R

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Why Does Choice Enhance Treatment Effectiveness? Using Placebo Treatments to Demonstrate the Role of Personal Control von Geers, Andrew L., Rose, Jason P., Fowler, Stephanie L., Rasinski, Heather M., Brown, Jill A., Helfer, Suzanne G.

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Goal Activation, Expectations, and the Placebo Effect von Geers, Andrew L, Weiland, Paul E, Kosbab, Kristin, Landry, Sarah J, Helfer, Suzanne G

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Further evidence for individual differences in placebo responding: An interactionist perspective von Geers, Andrew L, Kosbab, Kristin, Helfer, Suzanne G, Weiland, Paul E, Wellman, Justin A

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Reconsidering the role of personality in placebo effects: Dispositional optimism, situational expectations, and the placebo response von Geers, Andrew L., Helfer, Suzanne G., Kosbab, Kristin, Weiland, Paul E., Landry, Sarah J.

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Prior experience with a pain stimulus as a predictor of placebo analgesia von Geers, Andrew L., Fowler, Stephanie L., Wellman, Justin A., Helfer, Suzanne G., Close, Shane, France, Christopher R.

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Dispositional Optimism and Thoughts of Well-Being Determine Sensitivity to an Experimental Pain Task von Geers, Andrew L., Wellman, Justin A., Helfer, Suzanne G., Fowler, Stephanie L., France, Christopher R.

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Effect Type but Not Attribute Framing Alters Nocebo Headaches in an Experimental Paradigm von Caplandies, Fawn C, Colagiuri, Ben, Helfer, Suzanne G, Geers, Andrew L

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Effects of estrogen and opioid blockade on blood pressure reactivity to stress in postmenopausal women von Allen, Allyssa J., McCubbin, James A., Loveless, James P., Helfer, Suzanne G.

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Concept priming and pain: an experimental approach to understanding gender roles in sex-related pain differences von Fowler, Stephanie L., Rasinski, Heather M., Geers, Andrew L., Helfer, Suzanne G., France, Christopher R.

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Expectations and placebo response : A laboratory investigation into the role of somatic focus von GEERS, Andrew L, HELFER, Suzanne G, WEILAND, Paul E, KOSBAB, Kristin

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Placebo expectations and the detection of somatic information von Geers, Andrew L., Wellman, Justin A., Fowler, Stephanie L., Rasinski, Heather M., Helfer, Suzanne G.

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Opioid analgesia in persons at risk for hypertension von McCubbin, James A, Helfer, Suzanne G, Switzer, 3rd, Fred S, Galloway, Cynthia, Griffith, William V

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Beliefs About Expectations Moderate the Influence of Expectations on Pain Perception von Handley, Ian M., Fowler, Stephanie L., Rasinski, Heather M., Helfer, Suzanne G., Geers, Andrew L.

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