Negative affectivity predicts decreased pain tolerance during low-grade inflammation in healthy women
Highlights • Stress sensitivity and immune activation interacted to increase sensitivity to pain. • Trait negative affect predicted lower pain tolerance under induced mild inflammation. • This interaction suggests a mechanism that may underlie functional pain symptoms.
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| description | Highlights • Stress sensitivity and immune activation interacted to increase sensitivity to pain. • Trait negative affect predicted lower pain tolerance under induced mild inflammation. • This interaction suggests a mechanism that may underlie functional pain symptoms. |
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