The generality of negative affect-induced pain modulation /
Five studies built upon prior work that suggests negative affect can modulate pain. In Experiments 1 and 2 (between-subjects design), pain was tested before and after one of three emotion-induction manipulations that elicited negative affect. To elicit highly arousing negative affect, the shock ma...
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2002 Dissertation R507 |
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