Pain and Perception

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Pain and Perception

Author	: Daniel Harvie
File Size	: 51,7 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 01 December 2021
ISBN	: 0648022757
Pages	: null pages

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Pain and Perception by Daniel Harvie Book PDF Summary

What can illusions teach us about pain? Is what we see, hear, and feel as simple as it appears to be? The modern science of perception has unearthed new ways to think about pain - as a multi-sensory and multi-factorial phenomenon. Leading pain researchers, Dan Harvie and Lorimer Moseley, walk us through this science by interacting with illusions that challenge our assumptions on how perception actually works. A visually stunning, fun and accessible read to help anyone better understand and respond to pain.

Pain and Perception by Daniel Harvie,Lorimer Moseley

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