Tor Wager
Expectations of relief can have powerful effects on emotional pain, according to Koban, a postdoctoral research associate.
From Science Daily to Nature: Human Behaviour and the Boulder Daily Camera, senior author Tor Wager's research on the effects of expectation of pain is garnering attention.
Researchers at the University of Å·ÃÀ¿Ú±¬ÊÓƵ Boulder and Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai concluded "that deliberate imagination can attenuate reactions to threat through perceptual and associative learning mechanisms." in an article published in the journal Neuron
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Check out Wager Lab's article on representations of pain in February's Nature Neuroscience!
ICS, Psychology and Neuroscience Professor Tor Wager was interviewed by Knowable Magazine for his research on the placebo effect."In early April, several hundred scientists converged in the Netherlands for the first-ever meeting of the Society for
ICS's Leonie Koban and Tor Wager measure placebos’ impact on emotional pain from romantic rejection.
Exciting work by ICS Post-Doc Dr. Marina Lopez-Sola and ICS Faculty Dr. Tor Wager on fibromyalgia and neural signatures.
