Karlson et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Massage on experimental pain in healthy females: A randomized controlled trialKarlson et al., 2014
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- Karlson C
- Hamilton N
- Rapoff M
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- Journal of health psychology
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This randomized controlled study evaluated the effect of massage on affect, relaxation, and experimental pain induced by electrical stimulation. Participants were 96 healthy women (M age= 20.13±5.93 years; 84.4% White) randomly assigned to a 15-minute no-treatment …
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