Shane Close

Most-cited papers

1. Prior experience with a pain stimulus as a predictor of placebo analgesia

   Andrew L. Geers, Stephanie L. Fowler, J. Wellman, Suzanne G. Helfer +2 more

   2015Journal of behavioral medicine20 citations

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2. A Positive Mood Induction for Reducing the Formation of Nocebo Effects from Side Effect Information.

   Andrew L. Geers, Shane Close, Fawn C. Caplandies, L. Vase

   2019Annals of Behavioral Medicine19 citations

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3. Testing a positive affect induction to reduce verbally induced nocebo hyperalgesia in an experimental pain paradigm.

   Andrew L. Geers, Shane Close, Fawn C. Caplandies, C. L. Vogel +4 more

   2019Pain12 citations

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4. Identifying when choice helps: clarifying the relationships between choice making, self-construal, and pain

   Jacob Fox, Shane Close, Jason P. Rose, Andrew L. Geers

   2016Journal of behavioral medicine2 citations

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5. Determining the Relationship of Moods and Expectations in Placebo Analgesia

   Shane Close

   20140 citations

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6. Hydration on Psychological Processes

   Shane Close

   20130 citations

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