Interpersonal behavior in anticipation of pain: a naturalistic study of behavioral mimicry prior to surgery.

Pain Rep · 2017 · PMC5741360 · PMID 29392220

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did not reach conventional levels of significanceno p-value reported

The zero-order correlation between anticipated pain and mimicry did not reach conventional levels of significance; however, when controlling for current pain, anticipated pain predicted more frequent mimicry of an interaction partner.

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