Instructions and experiential learning have similar impacts on pain and pain-related brain responses but produce dissociations in value-based reversal learning

  1. Lauren Y Atlas  Is a corresponding author
  2. Troy C. Dildine
  3. Esther E Palacios-Barrios
  4. Qingbao Yu
  5. Richard C Reynolds
  6. Lauren A Banker
  7. Shara S Grant
  8. Daniel S Pine
  1. National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health, United States
  2. University of Pittsburgh, United States
  3. National Institute of Mental Health, United States
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  1. Lauren Y Atlas
  2. Troy C. Dildine
  3. Esther E Palacios-Barrios
  4. Qingbao Yu
  5. Richard C Reynolds
  6. Lauren A Banker
  7. Shara S Grant
  8. Daniel S Pine
(2022)
Instructions and experiential learning have similar impacts on pain and pain-related brain responses but produce dissociations in value-based reversal learning
eLife 11:e73353.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.73353