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Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.7
What evidence best supports the Gate-Control Theory of pain perception?
Phantom limb syndrome suggests that the brain retains neural representation of body parts.
The ability to perceive pain is decreased when other sensory signals are active.
People with chronic pain have a heightened nervous system response.
Sensory information travels along distinct pathways in the brain.
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