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Encoding and decoding of pain relief in the human brain

2019-01-01

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The studies in this thesis explored how pain and its relief are represented in the human brain. Pain and relief are important survival signals that motivate escape from danger and search for safety, however, they are often evaluated by subjective descriptions only. Studying how humans learn and adapt to pain and relief allows objective investigation of the information processing and neural circuitry underlying the...

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Literature Corpus work: 8d9a8bc7-aa66-592e-887b-03b8edf658a6
DOI: 10.17863/cam.33642

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