Depressed people experience a negative bias in the processing of pain, suggests a new study. Depressed participants tended to rate lower temperatures as more painful. Depressed participants also reported more perceived pain during the last month.

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Depressed people experience a negative bias in the processing of pain, suggests a new study. Depressed participants tended to rate lower temperatures as more painful. Depressed participants also reported more perceived pain during the last month.