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    The Affective and Motivational Aspect of Pain Seems to Be
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The Affective and Motivational Aspect of Pain Seems to Be

Question 43

Question 43

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The affective and motivational aspect of pain seems to be determined primarily by


A) the cerebral cortex.
B) A-delta fibres.
C) psychosocial factors.
D) C-fibres.
E) endorphins.

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