Figure 0003 provides simple regression lines of ICPs» relationship quality as a function of partners» helping motivation at high (+1 SD) and low levels (− 1SD) of ICPs»
reported pain intensity.
Not exact matches
If there is any
report of
pain or any compensation with these basic movements, then that athlete is not ready to increase his / her running speed,
intensity or distance.
A research team in Israel
reported evidence of hyperalgesia in 17 of 30 patients with radiating spinal nerve
pain by asking them to rate the
intensity of heat
pain on a numerical scale before and after a 4 - week course of hydromorphone.
Research
reported in The Journal of
Pain shows that high
pain intensity at onset is predictive of future
pain and disability, even after five years.
Importantly, there was a strong correlation between the degree of ES conditions and the self -
reported intensity of chronic
pain reported by the patients at the time of EEG testing.
The subjects of the first two groups
reported a significant decrease in
pain intensity and unpleasantness after the experiment.
Subjects with higher CPM at baseline, representing better functioning endogenous
pain - inhibitory systems,
reported lower
pain intensity and neuropathic
pain symptoms at the study's end (p <.05).
In 2009 a research paper
reported on the effects caffeine had on muscle
pain during 30 minutes of high -
intensity cycling.
Immediately after the race, runners
reported an average
pain intensity of 5.5 on a 7 - point scale.
Interestingly, there was a significant helping motivation by
pain intensity interaction term explaining ICP
reported relationship quality (β = 0.28, SE = 0.01, P = 0.05).