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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RT @DrSusieG: “Experiencing chronic pain often requires a revision of one’s life goals and expectations and can trigger an existential sear… 2 weeks ago
@tesswatts15 @SherrillSnelgro @HumanandHealth @SwanseaUni fantastic @SherrillSnelgro 2 months ago
The Body Hurts, but the Head and Face Often Hurt More. Why? relief.news/the-body-hurts… 2 months ago
'Reconsidering the International Association for the Study of Pain definition of pain' academia.edu/36150042/Recon… 3 months ago
'Meanings of Pain in Patients with Cancer' academia.edu/36064614/Meani… 3 months ago
Dread accompanies me through life but it is not without consolation – aeon.co/essays/dread-a… via @aeonmag 3 months ago
How Illness Transforms Philosophy » IAI TV shar.es/1NUzlb via @IAI_TV 4 months ago
Prisoners of Pain by Peter Singer @ProSyn prosyn.org/SfwYQPR 4 months ago
'Pain Science and Sensibility Episode 29: Discussion of the book “Meanings of Pain” academia.edu/35297299/Pain_… 6 months ago
Racial/Ethnic Differences in Pain: Does Biology Play a Role? bodyinmind.org/racial-ethnic-… via @bodyinmind 6 months ago
The NIH is seeking a way to objectively measure pain. Could it help solve the opioid crisis? usat.ly/2iEDKMu via @usatoday 7 months ago
Is finding a pukka neurosignature for pain on the top of our discovery list? bodyinmind.org/consensus-stat… via @bodyinmind 7 months ago
Perceptions, experiences and preferences of patients... : JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Rep… twitter.com/i/web/status/9… 7 months ago
Legal evidence of subjective states: a brain-based model of chronic pain increases accuracy and... - goo.gl/scholar/eX4Eaj #ScholarAlerts 7 months ago
What do “none,” “mild,” “moderate,” “severe” and “very severe” mean to patients with cancer? jpsmjournal.com/article/S0885-… 7 months ago
Crabs and lobsters deserve protection from being cooked alive – aeon.co/ideas/crabs-an… via @aeonmag 7 months ago
A misty, multidimensional crystal ball bodyinmind.org/low-back-pain-… via @bodyinmind 7 months ago
Opioid Billionaire Arrested On Racketeering Charges via @forbes forbes.com/sites/michelat… 7 months ago
Placebo Analgesia from a Rubber Hand bodyinmind.org/placebo-analge… via @bodyinmind 7 months ago
Women's Experiences of Pregnancy Related Pelvic Girdle Pain: A Systematic Review - goo.gl/scholar/abhFzQ #ScholarAlerts 8 months ago

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