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Fig 1.

CONSORT participant flow diagram.

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Fig 2.

Study design.

The study included 2 phases: An unblinded parallel-design training stage, and a double-blind crossover evaluation stage.

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Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the per-protocol population.

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Fig 3.

Improved experimental pain reporting accuracy.

* = P<0.05.

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Fig 4.

The placebo response in the entire cohort, trained and untrained subjects—Primary outcome measure.

Change in placebo was calculated as difference between pain scores in the placebo arm (pre-minus post treatment). Black bars represent changes in pain in the entire cohort. White and Black bars represent changes in pain in the trained (n = 28) and untrained (n = 23) sub-cohorts, respectively. * = P<0.05; Error bars are Standard Error of the Mean (SEM).

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Fig 5.

The placebo response in the entire cohort, trained and untrained subjects—Secondary outcome measures.

Change in placebo was calculated as difference between pain scores in the placebo arm (pre-minus post treatment). Black bars represent changes in pain in the entire cohort. White and Black bars represent changes in pain in the trained (n = 28) and untrained (n = 23) sub-cohorts, respectively. Error bars are Standard Error of the Mean (SEM).

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