Viewing facial expressions of pain engages cortical areas involved in the direct experience of pain
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Amishi P. Jha | Matthew Botvinick | Kenneth M. Prkachin | Patricia E. Solomon | Lauren M. Bylsma | Sara A. Fabian | M. Botvinick | K. Prkachin | P. Solomon | A. Jha | S. Fabian
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