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Both Happy and Sad Melodies Modulate Tonic Human Heat Pain
The Journal of Pain, 07/14/09
Zhao H et al. - Both happy and sad melodies of equal valence resulted in significant lower pain ratings during the pain test and were in contrast to the mood prediction. This article provides new evidence that the valence of music is more crucial than mood in affective pain modulation. This finding gives impetus for health professionals to manage pain more effectively in patients with proper music.
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