First-Person Neuroscience of Pain: Puzzles, Methods and Data

June 13, 2014 in Chronic Pain, Clinical Pain, Consciousness, Dualism, Emotion, Emotions, Feelings, Mind-Brain Identity Theory, Neuroimaging, Neurophenomenology, Neuroscience, Pain, phenomenal consciousness, Phenomenology, Philosophy, Psychology, Psychometrics, Reductionism, Research, Science, Simon van Rysewyk, Thinking, Token Identity Theory, Type Identity Theory, Type-token Identity Theory, Writing | Tags: brain, consciousness, dualism, emotion, mind, mind-brain identity theory, neuroscience, pain, philosophy, reductionism, research, science, simon van rysewyk, thinking, writing

First-Person Neuroscience of Pain: Puzzles, Methods and Data from simonvanrysewyk

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Women's Experiences of Pregnancy Related Pelvic Girdle Pain: A Systematic Review - goo.gl/scholar/abhFzQ #ScholarAlerts 3 days ago
Pain and the Internet: Transforming the Experience? - goo.gl/scholar/Z74wMQ #ScholarAlerts 4 days ago
Pain Really Does Make Us Gain newyorker.com/science/maria-… 5 days ago
Pain - output of the brain or lived conscious experience? MyCuppaJo.com mycuppajo.com/output-of-the-… via @mycuppajo 1 week ago
Book Review of Meanings of Pain by Josie Billington, Andrew Jones, and James Ledson academia.edu/34855246/Book_… https://t.co/m6EMR00sqP 1 week ago
RT @RamblingAMT: What if pretty much everything turns out to be #placebo ? https://t.co/Fu1VgyQQLK 1 week ago
The shockingly common way that most people get addicted to heroin news.com.au/entertainment/… via @newscomauHQ 1 week ago
Oxytocin and pain perception: from animal models to human research - goo.gl/scholar/74UpN4 #ScholarAlerts 2 weeks ago
Conceptualizing suffering and pain peh-med.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… #pehm 2 weeks ago
The effect of sleep restriction on empathy for pain: An fMRI study in younger and older adults - goo.gl/scholar/mqKzjh #ScholarAlerts 3 weeks ago
Oxytocin Signaling in Pain: Cellular, Circuit, System, and Behavioral Levels - goo.gl/scholar/RKpsD6 #ScholarAlerts 3 weeks ago
Without tenure, professors become terrified sheep – aeon.co/ideas/without-… via @aeonmag 3 weeks ago
RT @MelitaGiummarra: As a transport/crash/injury researcher, maybe I should study the effects of Endnote crashes on academic mental health… 3 weeks ago
Empathy, Pain and Attention: Cues that Predict Pain Stimulation to the Partner and the Self... - goo.gl/scholar/KXEWsm #ScholarAlerts 3 weeks ago
I know how you feel: how computer vision is changing everything - goo.gl/alerts/SLvcu #GoogleAlerts 1 month ago
Physical pain increases interpersonal trust in females - goo.gl/scholar/Mua8VB #ScholarAlerts 1 month ago
Pain Dreams and Dream Emotions in Patients with Chronic Back Pain and Healthy Controls - goo.gl/scholar/BQXAcW #ScholarAlerts 1 month ago
RT @drjeubanks: Be sure to check out Simon's "Meanings of Pain" for an important look at how #pain perception matters in clinical care. #pa… 1 month ago
Effects of acute stress on neural indicators of empathy for pain - goo.gl/scholar/tYa6Zi #ScholarAlerts 1 month ago
Occasionally a Patient: Always a Person - goo.gl/scholar/ifnKBF #ScholarAlerts 1 month ago

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