Anthony K. P. Jones

This study tests if visual alpha stimulation increases alpha power in chronic musculoskeletal pain patients and reduces pain, finding increased alpha power but no significant pain reduction.

The paper investigates how prediction error affects pain perception, finding that larger prediction errors reduce cue influence on perceived pain intensity.

The paper identifies EEG biomarkers of pain catastrophizing by analyzing neural responses to pain cues using machine learning and finds enhanced aversive value encoding in high pain catastrophizers.

This study compares how expectation modulates neural responses to laser and electric pain stimulation, finding similar modulation but differences in anticipatory correlates.

This study investigates ERP responses to appetitive and aversive tastes, finding distinct patterns for salience and prediction error, challenging existing interpretations of the feedback-related negativity.