How Does Compensation Provide an Incentive for Being in Pain

question 13

Multiple Choice

How does compensation provide an incentive for being in pain?

• A)by increasing the ability of patients to continue with life activities uninterrupted
• B)by increasing the perceived severity of pain
• C)by reducing the amount of disability experienced
• D)by reducing the amount of distress that is reported

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