<p>Correlations between discomfort judgements and VEP amplitude for each of the nine stimuli (each stimulus represented by one point), plotted individually.</p
Correlations between sensory threshold and self-report ratings of sensory functions.</p
Correlation between QoL variables (SF-36) among participants with severe pain (VAPS).</p
Correlation between QoL variables (SF-36) among participants with Moderate pain (VAPS).</p
<p>Pearson’s correlations, for the painful condition, between subjective evaluations and the amplitu...
<p>Scatter plots and the linear regression lines illustrating relationships between subjective ratin...
<p>Correlations of cognitive test parameters with VAS scores, pain threshold and pain tolerance.</p
<p>Correlations between the various factors of pain processing (r-values (p-values)).</p
<p>Spearman’s correlations (Rho and P values) for the difference between pain and non-pain pictures ...
<p>Ratings for unpleasantness and intensity of pain and pressure were compared in self-induced and e...
Pearson Correlations among Emotion Ratings, Interaction Experience Ratings, and Symptom Ratings.</p
Correlations between the perception, paranormal experiences, and sensory-processing sensitivity.</p
<p>Averaged correlations (from absolute values) for all neuropsychological variables and pain report...
<p>Individual correlations between G’’ and sensory attributes that loaded on PC1.</p
<p>Pain ratings (Mean values ± SD) as a function of stimuli (painful vs. non-painful) and perspectiv...
Partial correlations1 between measures of pain tolerance, appraisal and coping (N = 235).</p
Correlations between sensory threshold and self-report ratings of sensory functions.</p
Correlation between QoL variables (SF-36) among participants with severe pain (VAPS).</p
Correlation between QoL variables (SF-36) among participants with Moderate pain (VAPS).</p
<p>Pearson’s correlations, for the painful condition, between subjective evaluations and the amplitu...
<p>Scatter plots and the linear regression lines illustrating relationships between subjective ratin...
<p>Correlations of cognitive test parameters with VAS scores, pain threshold and pain tolerance.</p
<p>Correlations between the various factors of pain processing (r-values (p-values)).</p
<p>Spearman’s correlations (Rho and P values) for the difference between pain and non-pain pictures ...
<p>Ratings for unpleasantness and intensity of pain and pressure were compared in self-induced and e...
Pearson Correlations among Emotion Ratings, Interaction Experience Ratings, and Symptom Ratings.</p
Correlations between the perception, paranormal experiences, and sensory-processing sensitivity.</p
<p>Averaged correlations (from absolute values) for all neuropsychological variables and pain report...
<p>Individual correlations between G’’ and sensory attributes that loaded on PC1.</p
<p>Pain ratings (Mean values ± SD) as a function of stimuli (painful vs. non-painful) and perspectiv...
Partial correlations1 between measures of pain tolerance, appraisal and coping (N = 235).</p
Correlations between sensory threshold and self-report ratings of sensory functions.</p
Correlation between QoL variables (SF-36) among participants with severe pain (VAPS).</p
Correlation between QoL variables (SF-36) among participants with Moderate pain (VAPS).</p
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