Sub-Grouping Healthy Subjects’ Sensitivity to Pain and Its Relationship to Personality Traits: Results of a Cluster Analysis

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"Sub-Grouping Healthy Subjects’ Sensitivity to Pain and Its Relationship to Personality Traits: Results of a Cluster Analysis"
written by Dorit Pud, Roi Treister, Elon Eisenberg,
published by Applied Mathematics, Vol.5 No.11, 2014

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[7]	Identification of clusters of individuals relevant to temporomandibular disorders and other chronic pain conditions: the OPPERA study
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