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Pain modulation in waking and hypnosis in women: event-related potentials and sources of cortical activity.

PLoS One · 2015 · PMC4452240 · PMID 26030417

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0.0460
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0.0460
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weakly significantp = 0.046actually significant
highly significantno p-value reported
During hypnotic hypoalgesia we found that current density at BA3 contralateral to the stimulated hand was a weakly significant predictor (p = 0.046) of perceived pain, while this relation was found to be more robust during hyperalgesia treatment wherein the inclusion of hypnotizability level was highly significant in this relation.

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