According to the Study of Master Et Al

question 23

Multiple Choice

According to the study of Master et al. (2009) how does the presence of social support affect pain perception?

• A) Presence of a partner (seen or felt) increases pain intensity relative to a stranger or object.
• B) Presence of another human (partner or stranger) decreases pain intensity relative to an object.
• C) Presence of a partner (seen or felt) decreases pain intensity relative to a stranger or object.
• D) Presence of another human (partner or stranger) increases pain intensity relative to an object.

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Definitions:

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