Numerical Interference Task with Concurrent Pain
Corresponding Organization : University of Toronto
Variable analysis
- Pain condition (no-pain vs. pain)
- Accuracy and response time on the numeric interference (NI) task
- Participants were familiarized with the NI task and underwent a training session before testing began
- The NI task was run on EPrime v1.1
- The first two blocks of the NI task (one no-pain block and one pain block) were removed to avoid learning effects
- Positive control: The no-pain condition serves as a control for the pain condition
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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