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Relationship of child perceptions of maternal pain to children's laboratory and nonlaboratory pain

S Evans, JCI Tsao, LK Zeltzer. Relationship of child perceptions of maternal pain to children's laboratory and nonlaboratory pain. Pain Res Manage 2008; 13(3):211-218.

Previous research has established links between parent and child pain. However, little is known about sex-specific parent-child pain relationships in a nonclinical population. A sample of 186 children aged eight to 18 years (49% female) provided information on maternal and self bodily pain, assessed by asking children about the presence and location of bodily pain experienced. Children also completed three laboratory pain tasks and reported on cold pressor pain intensity, pressure pain intensity and heat pain intensity. The ...

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