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    • Attentional bias modification and pain: The role of sensory and affective stimuli 

      Todd, Jemma; Sharpe, Louise; Colagiuri, Ben
      Published 2016-01-01
      There is growing evidence to support attentional bias modification (ABM) techniques such as the modified dot-probe task within the pain literature. Such techniques can help to inform theoretical models of pain by identifying ...
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    • Autonomic arousal as a mechanism of the persistence of nocebo hyperalgesia 

      Colagiuri, Ben; Quinn, Veronica F.
      Published 2019-01-01
      Placebo and nocebo mechanisms can lead to clinically significant modulation of pain. Whilst learning is considered to be the broad mechanism underlying both placebo analgesia and nocebo hyperalgesia, critical differences ...
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    • Do Side Effects to the Primary COVID-19 Vaccine Reduce Intentions for a COVID-19 Vaccine Booster? 

      Geers, Andrew L; Clemens, Kelly S; Colagiuri, Ben; Jason, Emily; Colloca, Luana; Webster, Rebecca; Vase, Lene; Seig, Mette; Faasse, Kate
      Published 2022
      BACKGROUND: Vaccines are being administered worldwide to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Vaccine boosters are essential for maintaining immunity and protecting against virus variants. The side effects of the primary COVID-19 ...
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    • The effect of dose expectancies on caffeine withdrawal symptoms during tapered dose reduction 

      Mills, Llewellyn; Boakes, Robert A.; Colagiuri, Ben
      Published 2019-01-01
      Background: Negative expectancies can exacerbate withdrawal symptoms via the nocebo effect. As such, information provided about dose reductions during attempts to taper a drug could contribute to withdrawal symptoms and ...
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    • The effect of threat on cognitive biases and pain outcomes: an eye-tracking study 

      Todd, Jemma; Sharpe, Louise; Colagiuri, Ben
      Published 2016-01-01
      Background: Theoretical accounts of attentional and interpretation biases in pain suggest that these biases are interrelated and are both influenced by perceived threat. A laboratory-based study was conducted to test whether ...
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    • Expectancies in Double-Blind Randomised Placebo-Controlled Trials and Placebo-Induced Side Effects 

      Colagiuri, Ben
      Published 2012-07-16
      The majority of research on the placebo effect has focused on beneficial effects in patients or participants told to expect an active treatment, but who are actually given a placebo. Two important and relatively understudied ...
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    • Expectancy in double-blind placebo-controlled trials: An example from alcohol dependence 

      Colagiuri, Ben; Morley, Kirsten; Boakes, Robert A; Haber, Paul
      Published 2009-01-01
      Background: Double-blind placebo-controlled trials are intended to control for the impact of expectancy on outcomes. Whether they always achieve this is, however, questionable. Methods: Reanalysis of a clinical trial of ...
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    • The Influence of Side Effect Information Framing on Nocebo Effects 

      Faasse, Kate; Huynh, Anna; Pearson, Sarah; Geers, Andrew L; Helfer, Suzanne; Colagiuri, Ben
      Published 2018-09-10
      Background: One contributing factor to the development of nocebo effects is information provided about possible side effects. However, non-disclosure of information can be problematic. Purpose: We assessed whether positively ...
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    • Latent Inhibition Reduces Nocebo Nausea, Even Without Deception 

      Quinn, Veronica F; Livesey, Evan J; Colagiuri, Ben
      Published 2017-01-01
      Background: Nocebo nausea is a debilitating and prevalent side effect that can develop after conditioning occurs between cues present in the treatment context and the experience of nausea. Interventions that retard ...
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    • Nocebo Hyperalgesia, Partial Reinforcement, and Extinction 

      Colagiuri, Ben; Quinn, Veronica F; Colloca, Luana
      Published 2015-01-01
      Many studies have found evidence of conditioning-induced nocebo hyperalgesia. However, these studies have exclusively involved continuous reinforcement schedules. Thus, it is currently unknown whether nocebo hyperalgesia ...
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    • Perceived treatment, feedback, and placebo effects in double-blind RCTs: An experimental analysis. 

      Colagiuri, Ben; Boakes, Robert A
      Published 2010-01-01
      In double-blind randomized placebo-controlled trials (RCT) of therapeutic interventions, the effects of the treatment may provide feedback that undermines blinding and consequently distorts measures of the effectiveness ...
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    • Placebo and Active Treatment Additivity in Placebo Analgesia: Research to Date and Future Directions 

      Coleshill, Matthew J; Sharpe, Louise; Colloca, Luana; Zachariae, Robert; Colagiuri, Ben
      Published 2018-01-01
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    • Placebo caffeine reduces withdrawal in abstinent coffee drinkers 

      Mills, Llewellyn; Boakes, Robert A; Colagiuri, Ben
      Published 2016-01-01
      Background: Expectancies have been shown to play a role in the withdrawal syndrome of many drugs of addiction. However no studies have examined the effects of expectancies across a broad range of caffeine withdrawal symptoms, ...
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    • The placebo effect: from concepts to genes 

      Colagiuri, Ben; Schenk, Lieven A; Kessler, Michael D; Dorsey, Susan D; Colloca, Luana
      Published 2015-01-01
      Despite its initial treatment as a nuisance variable, the placebo effect is now recognized as a powerful determinant of health across many different diseases and encounters. This is in light of some remarkable findings ...
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    • Psychosocial Factors Predict COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects 

      Geers, Andrew L; Clemens, Kelly S; Faasse, Kate; Colagiuri, Ben; Webster, Rebecca; Vase, Lene; Sieg, Mette; Jason, Emily; Colloca, Luana
      Published 2021
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    • Sources of placebo-induced relief from nausea: the role of instruction and conditioning 

      Quinn, Veronica F.; Colagiuri, Ben
      Published 2016-01-01
      Objectives: It is well documented that expectancies alter the nauseous response. However, the lack of integration in research examining sources of expectancy has limited our understanding of how expectancies are formed ...
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    • A systematic review and meta-analysis of placebo versus no treatment for insomnia symptoms 

      Yeung, Valerie; Sharpe, Louise; Glozier, Nick; Hackett, Maree; Colagiuri, Ben
      Published 2018-01-01
      This systematic review and meta-analysis aimed to determine the size of the placebo effect for insomnia symptoms when comparing placebo treatment with no treatment. PsycINFO, MEDLINE, and CINAHL databases were systematically ...
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    • Towards a new model of attentional biases in the development, maintenance, and management of pain 

      Todd, Jemma; Sharpe, Louise; Johnson, Ameika; Perry, Kathryn N; Colagiuri, Ben; Dear, Blake F
      Published 2015-01-01
      Individuals with chronic pain demonstrate attentional biases towards pain-related stimuli. However, the clinical importance of these biases is yet to be determined and a sound theoretical model for explaining the role of ...
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