Coping with pain in intimate situations: Applying the avoidance-endurance model to women with vulvovaginal pain.

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Ida Katrina Flink

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Johanna Thomtén

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Linnéa Engman

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Moniek M Ter Kuile

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Steven J Linton

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10.1016/J.SJPAIN.2017.08.007

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