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College of Social and Applied Human Sciences
Department of Psychology
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C. Meghan McMurtry
Pediatric Pain, Health and Communication Lab
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Recent Submissions

Beyond Pain: A Detailed Understanding of Needle Fear

Nauman, Hiba (2020-08)
Let’s Talk About Pain: A Randomized Controlled Trial Testing the Effectiveness of a Pain Assessment and Management Training Program for Respite Workers Supporting Children with Developmental Disabilities

Genik, Lara (2020-03-23)
Positive Psychological Factors in Pediatric Chronic Pain

Tomlinson, Rachel (2019-08)
What Hurts? A Pilot Study Investigating Nonverbal Characteristics of Parent Reassurance and Distraction and Child Pain Outcomes

Moline, Rachel (2017-08)
Youth and Parent Psychosocial Factors Associated with Quality of Life in Youth with Chronic Pain

Lee, Soeun (2017-08)
Parent Physiological Activity in the Context of Acute Pediatric Pain: A Pilot Study of Parent Emotional Experience and Regulation

Constantin, Kaytlin (2017-08)
Children’s Perspectives on Visits to the General Practitioners’ Office

Dalley, Jessica (2015-09)
Pain Among Children with Intellectual Disabilities: Development and Preliminary Effectiveness of a Pain Assessment and Management Training Workshop for Respite Workers

Genik, Lara M. (2015-08)
Positive Psychological Factors, Abdominal Pain and Other Irritable Bowel Syndrome Symptoms in Emerging Adults

Tomlinson, Rachel (2014-08)