The Impact of Cognitive Anxiety and the Rating of Pain on Care Processes in a Vigilance Task: The Important Part Played by Age

Table 1

List of words used in the dot-probe test.

Pain		Neutral
Dolorido–sore		Esponja–sponge
Golpes-blows		Dirección–address
Abrasador-searing		Pintado–painted
Angustiante–distressing		Timbre–bell
Alambre-wire		Calambres–cramp
Aplastante–overwhelming		Sótano–cellar
Sin aliento–breathless		Manopla–oven glove
Carcomer–undermine		Periódico–newspaper
Quejarse–complain		Tejado–roof
Daño–harm		Cuenco–bowl
Hiriente–hurtful		Vaso–glass
Inflamado–inflamed		Adorno–decoration
Nauseante–nauseating		Inodoro–toilet
Entumecido–swollen		Vidrio–window pane
Dolor–pain		Habitación–room
Penetrante-penetrating		Manto–blanket
Desgarrador		Estante–shelf
Pellizcar–pinch		Estufa–stove
Golpes-blows		Armario–cupboard
Pulsante–throbbing		Aparador–dresser
Agudo–sharp		Placa–plate
Punzante–stabbing		Lustre–shine
Inflamado-inflamed		Clavijas–pins
Espasmódico–spasmodic		Azulejos–tiles
Temible–frightening		Sacacorchos–corkscrew
Opresor-oppressive		Vecino-neighbour
Pinchazo–shooting		Barandilla-
Punzante-stabbing		Escobilla–brush
Desgarra–piercing		Imagen–image
Sensible–sensitive		Comida–food
Estremecimiento-shudder		Papel–paper
Tirante–tight		Microondas–microwave