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Stimulus-driven modulation of motor-evoked potentials during observation of others' pain

Avenanti et al., 2006

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Avenanti A
Paluello I
Bufalari I
Aglioti S
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Empathy may allow interindividual sharing not only of emotions (eg, joy, sadness, disgust) but also of sensations (eg, touch, itching, pain). Although empathy for pain may rely upon both sensory and affective components of the pain experience, neuroimaging studies …
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