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RELIEF: PAIN RESEARCH NEWS, INSIGHTS AND IDEAS

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  • Archive

    March 2016

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    Skewed inspection and malleable hypotheses

    BIM · March 31, 2016

    Science isn’t perfect and research findings often stray from the truth [1]. Researchers miss the bullseye for a number of reasons, but one explanation might be that we let our intuitions give way to cognitive ...

    Body In Mind
  • Kerwin Talbot BiM

    All cognition is flawed

    BIM · March 29, 2016

    Clinicians, like with researchers, can fall prey to potential cognitive bias (Kleinmuntz 1990). It lurks within our minds without us being aware of it, and can present itself in everyday life as a stereotype or ...

    Body In Mind
  • What is Cognitive Bias?

    BIM · March 24, 2016

    As Bill Nighy would say, “Cognitive bias is all around us”. Every time you make a decision that involves any element of human judgement, cognitive bias is introduced. While cognitive bias itself is not bad ...

    Body In Mind
  • Who is healthy?

    BIM · March 21, 2016

    So-called healthy controls are often included in pain studies as controls to compare with patients or as the main study group in human experimental pain studies. However, the definition of what is considered “healthy” varies, ...

    Body In Mind
  • Serge Marchand Sherbrooke University hospital

    I can feel your pain so clearly that it makes me trigger my defence mechanisms!

    BIM · March 14, 2016

    We are very pleased to be hosting Prof Serge Marchand for PainAdelaide 2016. His team recently published an interesting paper and we thought it was a great opportunity for us, and for all those coming ...

    Body In Mind
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