2019
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0210045
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Experimentally induced pain does not influence updating of peripersonal space and body representations following tool-use

Abstract: Representations of the body and peripersonal space can be distorted for people with some chronic pain conditions. Experimental pain induction can give rise to similar, but transient distortions in healthy individuals. However, spatial and bodily representations are dynamic, and constantly update as we interact with objects in our environment. It is unclear whether induced pain disrupts the mechanisms involved in updating these representations. In the present study, we sought to investigate the effect of induce… Show more

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“…In a previous study [115] we were able to detect tool-use dependent changes in TDJs using this shorter version of the TDJ task. We used the same materials, and procedure for the TDJs as for our previous study [115]. Two flat-ended circular rods (1 mm diameter) were attached to a bow compass to enable the experimenter to accurately adjust the distance between the two points.…”
Section: Tactile Distance Judgementsmentioning
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“…In a previous study [115] we were able to detect tool-use dependent changes in TDJs using this shorter version of the TDJ task. We used the same materials, and procedure for the TDJs as for our previous study [115]. Two flat-ended circular rods (1 mm diameter) were attached to a bow compass to enable the experimenter to accurately adjust the distance between the two points.…”
Section: Tactile Distance Judgementsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The protocol (see Fig. 1) was similar to that for our previous work examining the effect of experimentally induced pain on updating of bodily and spatial representations [115]. All participants provided informed written consent prior to undergoing a clinical assessment and completing selfreport questionnaires.…”
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confidence: 99%
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