Neurosynth: 21055874

A non-elaborative mental stance and decoupling of executive and pain-related cortices predicts low pain sensitivity in Zen meditators.

Authors:	Grant JA, Courtemanche J, Rainville P
Journal:	Pain
Year:	2011
PMID:	21055874

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	23.7546074186424	-35.4543006305611	-10.4471708730221
1	-66.545990344259	-30.2199971677791	27.5519103576284
1	-18.1201471159335	-13.9661283755265	15.0336568486342
1	36.9784400800007	-13.7717780638462	14.0759476846947
1	17.1030226601403	-13.765369971754	-19.2033659524073
1	-44.186159820419	-11.8015930533077	5.17829481832968
1	-21.7190838991348	-10.0887127255814	-12.1824704068404
1	-44.1226821930996	5.0866434813966	13.5913426153382
1	-8.09575189842648	8.01653210172418	42.9432940881599
1	14.6212595465506	11.5988341203166	45.5636259548056

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pain	0.727
v5-topics-50_43_magnetic_mechanisms_human	0.268
v5-topics-50_32_pain_somatosensory_stimulation	0.264
v5-topics-100_69_pain_painful_stimulation	0.206
v4-topics-50_48_pain_painful_stimulation	0.205
emotion regulation	0.196
v5-topics-200_146_pain_painful_chronic	0.195
v4-topics-50_24_training_treatment_practice	0.19
v4-topics-100_89_awareness_conscious_expertise	0.188
v4-topics-400_354_pain_painful_stimulation	0.181

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