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Perceived Injustice is Associated with Heightened Pain Behavior and Disability in Individuals with Whiplash Injuries

M. Sullivan, Nicole Davidson, B. Garfinkel, Nathida Siriapaipant, W. Scott

2009.12.20Psychological Injury & Law

DOI: 10.1007/s12207-009-9055-2

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The results of this study suggest that the relation between perceived injustice and pain behavior might underlie the high prevalence of occupational disability in individuals who have sustained whiplash injuries.

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SULLIVAN, M., et al. Perceived injustice is associated with heightened pain behavior and disability in individuals with whiplash injuries. Psychological Injury & Law, 2009, 2: 238–247.