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Clinica, metodologia e ricerca psicologica: applicazioni in un ambulatorio di Terapia del dolore

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Psicologia clinica del dolore

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Il dolore è una sensazione complessa che coinvolge il soggetto nella sua totalità. Come si è visto nel Capitolo 1, sono state elaborate diverse definizioni per descriverlo. Citiamo quella della commissione International Association of Pain (IASP): “Il dolore è un’esperienza sensoriale ed emotiva spiacevole associata a un danno reale o potenziale del tessuto, o descritta con riferimento a tale danno” (Turk e Okifuji, 2001) e quella di (1994): “Il dolore è una percezione violenta e sgradevole, che provoca una repentina alterazione emotiva del soggetto e una coerente risposta comportamentale di difesa, solitamente di attacco o di fuga”.

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    Andrea Cottini, Michele Monticelli & Carlo Nobili

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Cottini, A., Monticelli, M., Nobili, C. (2010). Clinica, metodologia e ricerca psicologica: applicazioni in un ambulatorio di Terapia del dolore. In: Psicologia clinica del dolore. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1469-5_12

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