猶他大學疼痛研究中心(University of Utah Pain Research Center)的研究者認為若可讓人們將注意力集中在音樂,就可降低其疼痛的感受。他們找了143位健康的受試者,每人都需經歷有音樂和無音樂情境並接受三個不同等級且皆安全的手指電擊。他們被要求在音樂情境下必須盡量投入並找出錯誤的部分。進行的同時收集受試者的生理反應,像是:瞳孔收散度、膚電反應…等,並讓他們評估自己的焦慮和專注程度以比較個體差異性。
外電連結:
American Pain Society (2012, January 5). Listening to music can be effective for reducing pain in high-anxiety persons. ScienceDaily. link.
原始文獻:
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