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February 1, 1995British Journal of Clinical Psychology

Behavioural rehabilitation of chronic low back pain: Comparison of an operant treatment, an operant‐cognitive treatment and an operant‐respondent treatment

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JVJohan W.S. VlaeyenUniversity of LondonIHIngrid W. C. J. HaazenJSJoop A. SchuermanTransnational University Limburg

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