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Imagine that you are suffering chronic pain from a medical condition that cannot

Imagine that you are suffering chronic pain from a medical condition that cannot be treated. If you could elect to have a specific region of your brain inactivated to modify your pain reactions, which of the following regions would you choose in order to minimize the emotional response to your pain?
A) anterior cingulate cortex
B) dorsal lateral thalamus.
C) primary somatosensory cortex
D) prefrontal cortex
E) posterior cingulate cortex

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