The pain apperception test: An investigation of concurrent validity

Gave 55 chronic pain patients the Pain Apperception Test (PAT), the MMPI, the Health Index, the Whitely Index, the Pain Estimate, and the Tourniquet Test in an investigation of the concurrent validity of the PAT, The results did not support strongly the concurrent validity of the PAT. given the smal...

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