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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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    • 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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    • 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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    • 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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    • Supporting data: Validation of a Bayesian adaptive estimation technique in the stop-signal task 

      Livesey, Evan J.; Livesey, David J.
      Published 2016-11-11
      The Stop Signal Task (SST), a commonly used measure of response inhibition, uses standard psychophysical methods to gain an estimate of the time needed to withhold a prepotent response. Under some circumstances, conventional ...
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