The Association between Attentional Bias to Experimentally-Induced Pain and to Pain-Related Words in Healthy Individuals: The Moderating Role of Interpretation Bias (dataset)

This is the dataset from an experiment which aimed to investigate the association between attentional bias to pain words and attentional bias to the location of pain, as well as the moderating role of pain-related interpretation bias in this association. This dataset includes quantitative eye movement, reaction time and questionnaire data. In this experiment, fifty-four healthy individuals performed a visual-probe task with pain-related and neutral words, during which eye movements were tracked. In a subset of trials, participants were presented with a cold pain stimulus on one hand. Pain-related interpretation and memory biases were also assessed. The article associated with this dataset is: 'Association between attentional bias to experimentally induced pain and to pain-related words in healthy individuals: the moderating role of interpretation bias' published in PAIN doi: 10.1097/j.pain.0000000000002318