PsycTESTS Dataset 1998
DOI: 10.1037/t19087-000
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Fear of Pain Questionnaire--III

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“…Scores on the ASI (mean=12.69, SD=5.74), FPQ III (mean=82.2, SD=13.16), and STAI-T (mean=35.69, SD=9.09) were within the range of responses typically given by healthy normal participants (McNeil & Rainwater, 1998;Reiss et al, 1986;Speilberger et al, 1983). ASI scores were not significantly correlated with either FPQ (r=.42, P<.16) or STAI-T (r=−.32, P<.30) scores, and FPQ and STAI-T scores also did not correlate significantly (r=−.41, P<.20).…”
Section: Behavioral Resultsmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…Scores on the ASI (mean=12.69, SD=5.74), FPQ III (mean=82.2, SD=13.16), and STAI-T (mean=35.69, SD=9.09) were within the range of responses typically given by healthy normal participants (McNeil & Rainwater, 1998;Reiss et al, 1986;Speilberger et al, 1983). ASI scores were not significantly correlated with either FPQ (r=.42, P<.16) or STAI-T (r=−.32, P<.30) scores, and FPQ and STAI-T scores also did not correlate significantly (r=−.41, P<.20).…”
Section: Behavioral Resultsmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Upon exiting the scanner, participants used verbal rating scales to rate the unpleasantness (0=not unpleasant, 10=most unpleasant experience imaginable) and the intensity (0=not at all intense, 10=most intense imaginable) of the noxious stimulation they had received. In a separate session immediately following scanning, participants completed the FPQ III (McNeil & Rainwater, 1998), ASI (Reiss et al, 1986), and STAI-T (Sawamoto et al, 2000).…”
Section: Behavioral Paradigmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[31][32][33] Fear of pain itself is a highly relevant concept in pain research. 34 In fact, it led one of the present authors to develop the Fear of Dental Pain questionnaire (FDP). 35 A recent study points out that the concept may directly be related to elevated pain levels during periodontal probing.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…21 The FPQ-III is well-validated and appropriate for use in clinical and non-clinical populations. 1,21,23 The total score was used in the current study.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%