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Model fit for Mixed-Effects Multi-linear Regressions with PSS as a continuous outcome measure.
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Pain intensity amplification with either increases or decreases are independent of temperature but are correlated with each other.
Published 2020“…No correlation exists between stimulus intensity (heat pain threshold (A or C) or T1 stimulus temperature used (B or D)) and pain intensity modulation during the t3 period by either preceding noxious temperature decreases (OS Min-T1) or increases (Inv Max-T2). Although an inverse correlation between onset hyperalgesia and offset analgesia does not achieve statistical significance when comparing local extrema (E), a significant inverse correlation is detected using within-stimulus change (F).…”
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Linear regression analysis for predictors of depressive symptoms (PHQ-9) (<i>n</i> = 2,394).
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