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Placebo-like analgesia via response imagery

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By M. Peters, A. W. M. Evers, K. J. Peerdeman, A. I. M. Laarhoven, D. J. P. Bartels
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Placebo effects on pain are reliably observed in the literature. A core mechanism of these effects is response expectancies. Response expectancies can be formed by instructions, prior experiences and observation of others. Whether mental imagery of a response can also induce placebo-like expectancy effects on pain has not yet been studied systematically. In Study 1, 80 healthy participants were randomly allocated to (i) response imagery or (ii) control imagery.
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