Puihan J. Chao, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2010 | University of Hawai'i at Manoa, Honolulu, HI |
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Sign in to add mentor| Elaine Heiby | grad student | 2010 | University of Hawai'i at Manoa | |
| (A group randomized trial to examine the feasibility and effects of pedometer use and self-monitoring of daily walking in people with severe and persistent mental illnesses.) | ||||
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| Cho S, Zunin ID, Chao PJ, et al. (2012) Effects of pain controllability and discrepancy in social support on depressed mood among patients with chronic pain. International Journal of Behavioral Medicine. 19: 270-9 |
| Chao PJ, Steffen JJ, Heiby EM. (2012) The effects of working alliance and client-clinician ethnic match on recovery status. Community Mental Health Journal. 48: 91-7 |
| Cho S, Chao P, Zunin I, et al. (2008) (335) The effects of neuroticism, pain catastrophizing, and disparity in emotional support on depression, pain intensity, and adjustment: A structural equations approach The Journal of Pain. 9: 59 |
| Cho S, Chao P, Zunin I, et al. (2008) (329) Preference of social support types and differential effects of pain controllability, perceived social support, and disparity in social support on depression and adjustment The Journal of Pain. 9: 58 |
| Cho S, Hayashi K, Zunin I, et al. (2007) (835): Pain catastrophizing is distinct from neuroticism: Pain catastrophizing influences pain severity and depression more than neuroticism The Journal of Pain. 8 |
| Cho S, Hayashi K, Zunin I, et al. (2007) (828): Preference of social support type and the effect of discrepancy between preferred and perceived social support on depression, pain severity and adjustment depending on pain controllability The Journal of Pain. 8 |