Learning and Chronic pain part III

There is some evidence that classical conditioned responses play a role in chronic pain. Can you unlearn a classically conditioned..

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Learning and Chronic pain part III

Published on 2012-04-16 21:31:46

There is some evidence that classical conditioned responses play a role in chronic pain. Can you unlearn a classically conditioned response? How do you inhibit a memory?

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