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Do experimental pain individuals have special attention on pain words? The critical role of P2

2020-08-31

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>BackgroundAttention bias is believed to be one of the important reasons for the generation, persistence and development of chronic pain. Though chronic pain patients are generally found to have attention bias towards pain words or pain faces, there is no consistent conclusion about experimental pain subjects. MethodsThis study was conducted to test whether experimental pain subjects hav...

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Literature Corpus work: a5e9af3c-1632-5d30-b9b9-dfaabfab2e8f
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-66816/v1

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