Different psychophysiological and clinical symptoms are linked to affective versus sensory vicarious pain experiences
For some people, seeing pain in others triggers a pain-like experience in themselves: these experiences can either be described in sensory terms and localized to specific body parts (sensory-localized, or S/L) or in affective terms and nonlocalized or whole-body experiences (affective-general, or A/...
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Blackwell Publishing Inc.
2021
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