Does the location of pain matter? The role of chronic pain location on facial emotion recognition.

Trial Reference Number

1014

Trial Status

Open

Category

Adult Participants, Chronic Pain, CRPS, Online, Psychology, Relationships

Researchers at Teesside University are looking for participants for a study about how chronic pain can affect the perception of facially expressed emotions.

Title of study:

The role of chronic pain location on facial emotion recognition. Does the location of pain matter?

Who can participate?

You are welcome to participate if:

You are 18 years or over
You are able to communicate in the English language

Participation in the study is open to both people with and without chronic pain.

What does taking part involve?

This is an online study that you can take part in from your computer. You will be asked to complete two psychological tasks which involve being presented with images of human faces. You will also be asked to complete two questionnaires. The study takes no more than 30 minutes.

Interested?

For more information, click here to visit the Study Webpage

To participate, click here to go to the study

Does the location of pain matter? The role of chronic pain location on facial emotion recognition.

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