When does pleasure start after the end of pain? The time course of relief

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Pain-relief learning in flies, rats, and man: basic research and applied perspectives

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Reward and motivation in pain and pain relief

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Enhanced discrimination between threatening and safe contexts in high-anxious individuals

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Analogous responses in the nucleus accumbens and cingulate cortex to pain onset (aversion) and offset (relief) in rats and humans

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Onset and offset of aversive events establish distinct memories requiring fear and reward networks

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Avoidance of harm and anxiety: A role for the nucleus accumbens

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The importance of context: When relative relief renders pain pleasant

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Relief as a Reward: Hedonic and Neural Responses to Safety from Pain

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A rift between implicit and explicit conditioned valence in human pain relief learning

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‘Pain relief’ learning in fruit flies

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Pain relief as an opponent process: a psychophysical investigation

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A common neurobiology for pain and pleasure

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