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Pain, please: An investigation of sampling bias in pain research
Kai Karos
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Jessica M. Alleva
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Madelon L. Peters
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Corresponding author for this work
Section Experimental Health Psychology
Experimental Health Psychology
Section Eating Disorders and Obesity
Eating Disorders and Addiction
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Pain Research
100%
Sampling Bias
100%
Experimental Pain
46%
Sensation Seeking
33%
Fear of Pain
20%
Old Age
13%
External Validity
13%
Perceived Probabilities
13%
Gender Identity
6%
Illness
6%
Anxiety-depression
6%
Social Desirability
6%
Pain Catastrophizing
6%
Painful Stimuli
6%
Potential Predictors
6%
Fear of Injury
6%
Body Appreciation
6%
External Generalizability
6%
Non-volunteers
6%
Intention to Participate
6%
INIS
investigations
100%
sampling
100%
pain
100%
levels
15%
sensitivity
5%
comparative evaluations
5%
stimuli
5%
injuries
5%
Medicine and Dentistry
Pain Research
100%
Experimental Pain
63%
Sensation Seeking
45%
Volunteer
18%
Sensation
18%
Pain Catastrophizing
9%
Social Desirability
9%
Gender Identity
9%
Diseases
9%
Psychology
Sensation Seeking
100%
Social Desirability
20%
Gender Identity
20%