Placebo process caught in the act plain, for all to see!

[k p Collins]

"NMF" <nm_fournier at ns.sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:u6b_b.3132$Mo4.89188 at news20.bellglobal.com...
> No.  See Mountcastle, who was one of
> the first to suggest the possible connection
> between placebo responses and the
> prefrontal cortices a long long time ago.
> And of course, Patricia Goldman-Rakic
> who is one of the major pioneers of the
> frontal lobe.
>
> This study was one of the first imaging
> studies to verify the obvious thereotical
> and empirical suggestion that the prefrontal
> cortices was involved with the "placebo"
> response.

I stand on what =I've= discussed [not caring
to discuss the rest].

K. P. Collins