November 3, 2014Open Access

Mindfulness and cognitive–behavioral interventions for chronic pain: Differential effects on daily pain reactivity and stress reactivity.

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For individuals with RA, M produces the broadest improvements in daily pain and stress reactivity relative to CBT-P and E. These findings also highlight the utility of a diary-based approach to evaluating the treatment-related changes in responses to daily life.

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Mary C. Davis

Alex Zautra

Laurie Wolf

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Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology

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Arizona State University

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