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Richard Robinson, Ph.D.

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Richard Robinson

Name:		Richard C. Robinson, Ph.D.
Academic Title:		Assistant Professor
Primary Appointment:		Psychiatry
School:		Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Southwestern Medical School
Degree Program:		Clinical Psychology

RESEARCH INTERESTS

	Biopsychosocial Research

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

	Robinson, R.C., Gatchel, R.J., Polatin, P.B., Deschner, M., Gajraj, N. & Noe, C., "Screening for problematic opioid behavior" Clinical Journal of Pain, /17:220-228, 2001
	Proctor, T., Gatchel, R.J. & Robinson, R.C., "Psychosocial factors and risk of pain and disability" State of the Art Reviews in Occupational Medicine, /15:803-812, 2000
	Sobel, J.B., Sollenberger, P., Robinson, R., Polatin, P.B. & Gatchel, R.J., "Cervical non-organic signs: A new clinical tool to assess abnormal illness behavior in neck pain patients" Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, /81:170-175, 2000
	Mayer, T.G., Robinson, R., Pegeues, P., Kohles, S. & Gatchel, R.J., "Recognizing lumbar segmental rigidity: Can identification, facet injections and stretching exercises be useful?" Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, /81:1143-150, 2000

SIGNIFICANT PUBLICATIONS

	Proctor, T., Gatchel, R.J. & Robinson, R.C., "Psychosocial factors and risk of pain and disability" State of the Art Reviews in Occupational Medicine, /15:803-812, 2000
	Sobel, J.B., Sollenberger, P., Robinson, R., Polatin, P.B. & Gatchel, R.J., "Cervical non-organic signs: A new clinical tool to assess abnormal illness behavior in neck pain patients" Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, /81:170-175, 2000
	Robinson, R.C., Gatchel, R.J., Polatin, P.B., Deschner, M., Gajraj, N. & Noe, C., "Screening for problematic opioid behavior" Clinical Journal of Pain, /17:220-228, 2001
	Mayer, T.G., Robinson, R., Pegeues, P., Kohles, S. & Gatchel, R.J., "Recognizing lumbar segmental rigidity: Can identification, facet injections and stretching exercises be useful?" Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, /81:1143-150, 2000

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