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Sensory-specific predictive models in the human anterior insula

2019-02-06

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Expectations affect the subjective experience of pain by increasing sensitivity to noxious events, an effect underlain by brain regions such as the insula. However, it has been debated whether these neural processes operate on pain-specific information or on more general signals encoding expectation of unpleasant events. To dissociate these possibilities, two independent studies ( Sharvit et al. , 2018, Pain ;...

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DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.17961.1

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