PeerJ · 2020 · 105 citations · 56 references
Based upon current findings, a recommendation may be to develop a novel pain catastrophizing questionnaire. However, we argue that pain catastrophizing cannot be assessed by self-report questionnaires. Pain catastrophizing requires contextual information, and expert judgment, which cannot be provided by self-report questionnaires. We argue for a person-centered approach, and propose to rename 'pain catastrophizing' measures in line with what is better measured: 'pain-related worrying'.
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David Cella, William T. Riley, Arthur A. Stone et al. · Journal of Clinical Epidemiology · 2010 · 4.9K citations · Full text
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Measurement Properties, Global Health, International Consensus +9