Clark and Colleagues (Clark, 1969; Clark & Yang, 1972) Found

question 2

Multiple Choice

Clark and colleagues (Clark, 1969; Clark & Yang, 1972) found that participants reported less pain when treated with acupuncture even though there was no difference in d΄ between the treatment (acupuncture) and control (no acupuncture) conditions. This suggests that

• A) acupuncture has no effect on reports of pain.
• B) with acupuncture, the participant's decision criterion for reporting pain increased.
• C) with acupuncture, the participant's decision criterion for reporting pain decreased.
• D) participants had reduced sensitivity to pain when treated with acupuncture.

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Range of Feelings

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