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Katharine S. Baker

Monash UniversityORCID

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K. Baker, K.S. Baker, KATHARINE S. BAKER, KATHARINE SUSANNE BAKER, Katharine Baker, Katharine S Baker, Katharine S. Baker, Katharine Susanne Baker

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Monash UniversityCaulfield HospitalStanford UniversityThe University of QueenslandLa Trobe University
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Katharine S. Baker is an author at Monash University specializing in social sciences, cognitive science, and cognition.

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Publications

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Racial Bias in Neural Empathic Responses to Pain

Luis Sebastian Contreras-Huerta, Katharine S. Baker, Katherine J. Reynolds,

PLoS ONE

2013

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Everyday Executive Functioning in Chronic Pain

Katharine S. Baker, Stephen J. Gibson, Nellie Georgiou‐Karistianis,

Clinical Journal of Pain

2015

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Daily cytokine fluctuations, driven by leptin, are associated with fatigue severity in chronic fatigue syndrome: evidence of inflammatory pathology

Elizabeth Stringer, Katharine S. Baker, Ian Carroll,

Journal of Translational Medicine

2013

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Evidence for abnormal cytokine expression in Gulf War Illness: A preliminary analysis of daily immune monitoring data

Luke Parkitny, S. Middleton, Katharine S. Baker,

BMC Immunology

2015

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Relationship between self‐reported cognitive difficulties, objective neuropsychological test performance and psychological distress in chronic pain

Katharine S. Baker, Stephen J. Gibson, Nellie Georgiou‐Karistianis,

European Journal of Pain

2017

66

Attention and the readiness for action

Katharine S. Baker, Jason B. Mattingley, Chris Chambers,

Neuropsychologia

2011

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Neural activity in readiness for incidental and explicitly timed actions

Katharine S. Baker, Teerut Piriyapunyaporn, Ross Cunnington

Neuropsychologia

2012

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One Month of Oral Morphine Decreases Gray Matter Volume in the Right Amygdala of Individuals with Low Back Pain: Confirmation of Previously Reported Magnetic Resonance Imaging Results

Joanne C. Lin, Larry F. Chu, Elizabeth Stringer,

Pain Medicine

2015

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Acceptability of telehealth in post-stroke memory rehabilitation: A qualitative analysis

David Lawson, Renerus J. Stolwyk, Jennie Ponsford,

Neuropsychological Rehabilitation

2020

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Computerised training improves cognitive performance in chronic pain: a participant-blinded randomised active-controlled trial with remote supervision

Katharine S. Baker, Nellie Georgiou‐Karistianis, Amit Lampit,

Pain

2018

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