a)we cannot control the gate through which pain enters or is emitted back from the brain
b)the gate for pain is open only for survival instincts
c)pain cannot pass through these special units (gates)
d)we can create pain by dwelling on it
Is A CORRECT ANSWER THANK YOU:)))
No, option A is not the correct answer according to the Gate-Control Theory of pain. The correct answer is actually option D: "we can create pain by dwelling on it." According to the Gate-Control Theory, the transmission of pain signals to the brain can be controlled or modulated by various factors, including psychological and emotional states. For example, focusing on pain or experiencing heightened stress and anxiety can amplify the perception of pain. Conversely, distraction techniques, positive emotions, and relaxation can help to close the gate and decrease the perception of pain.
