Do words hurt? Brain activation during the processing of pain-related words
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Thomas Weiss | Thomas Straube | Judith Eck | W. Miltner | T. Weiss | T. Straube | M. Richter | J. Eck | Wolfgang H. R. Miltner | Maria Richter
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