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September 28, 2025Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology

B – 140 A hierarchical approach to neuropsychological factors in chronic pain.

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A 4-stratum model in chronic pain revealed significant links between neuropsychological measures and cognitive functions.
Principal components analyses indicated strong correlations between lower stratum factors like verbal tests (r=.76) and visual tests (r=.65).
Memory, processing speed, and cognitive functioning were the primary factors defined at the lowest stratum level.
The findings suggest complex interactions at higher strata that may influence cognitive function in chronic pain patients.

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This study demonstrates the relationship between neuropsychological factors and cognitive functioning in chronic pain, highlighting the importance of a hierarchical approach.

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Hernandez et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d9051b41e1c178a14f4c19 https://doi.org/10.1093/arclin/acaf084.290

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This study demonstrates the relationship between neuropsychological factors and cognitive functioning in chronic pain, highlighting the importance of a hierarchical approach.

B – 140 A hierarchical approach to neuropsychological factors in chronic pain.

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B – 140 A hierarchical approach to neuropsychological factors in chronic pain.

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