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Preference for different anchor descriptors on visual analogue scales among Japanese patients with chronic pain.

PLoS One · 2014 · PMC4057387 · PMID 24927424

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Comparison of preference by subgroups Although Table 2 shows that participants who were female, younger, and had a low level of education tended to prefer “Experienced” to “Bearable” and, conversely, that male, older, and highly educated participants tended to prefer “Bearable” to “Experienced”, the effect of these factors did not reach statistical significance.

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