infant and pain feeling

Feeling No Pain in the Argand Plane

It’s no fun to program complex arithmetic in a language that doesn’t support it. Worse, the resulting code is cumbersome, opaque, and hard to maintain. In this column I illustrate how complex arithmetic simplifies algorithms in two-dimensional Cartesian vector space. I also show how straying into the complex plane can make difficult numerical integrals tractable. In other words, I am arguing th...

Effectiveness of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy on Feeling Hope and pain management of Women with Chronic pain

 Aims and background: The pain experience in people with chronic pain can effect on psychological and social aspects, also influenced. The purpose of this research was to investigate the efficacy of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy on Feeling Hope and pain management of Women with Chronic pain. Materials and methods: The present research was of applied research type. The research method was se...

Feeling the beat: movement influences infant rhythm perception.

We hear the melody in music, but we feel the beat. We demonstrate that the perception of musical rhythm is a multisensory experience in infancy. In particular, movement of the body, by bouncing on every second versus every third beat of an ambiguous auditory rhythm pattern, influences whether that auditory rhythm pattern is encoded in duple form (a march) or in triple form (a waltz). Visual inf...

Parental concern and distress about infant pain.

OBJECTIVE To describe parent views on infant pain care and to explore relations between parents' experience of their infant's pain care and parental stress. DESIGN Descriptive, cross sectional survey. SETTING Nine neonatal units (196 parents) in the United Kingdom and two neonatal units in the United States (61 parents). PARTICIPANTS Parents of preterm and full term infants admitted to ho...

Pain reduction during infant and pediatric phlebotomy.

Feeling the pain of others is associated with self-other confusion and prior pain experience

Some chronic pain patients and healthy individuals experience pain when observing injury or others in pain. To further understand shared pain, we investigated perspective taking, bodily ownership and tooth pain sensitivity. First, participants who reported shared pain (responders) and those who did not (non-responders) viewed an avatar on a screen. Intermittently, 0-3 circles appeared. Sometime...