• Percept Mot Skills · Aug 1995

    Pain in infancy: individual differences.

    • G Axia, S Bonichini, and F Benini.
    • Department of Developmental and Social Psychology, University of Padua, Italy.
    • Percept Mot Skills. 1995 Aug 1;81(1):142.

    AbstractTwo patterns of reactions to painful medical procedures were found in infancy, i.e., continuous and interval patterns. Also, infants often in a good mood in everyday life (as reported by their mothers) showed pain more briefly after blood sampling, while infants often in a bad mood in everyday life showed pain longer.

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