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請問D選項應該怎麼翻譯比較好呢？
（因為自己想出來的覺得選這個選項也可以，謝謝！！）

A day or two later, the real experiment began. 23 These were mainly the
same areas that became active when participants actually felt pain. Interestingly, when
the volunteers expected only mild or moderate pain but experienced severe pain, they
reported 28 percent less pain than when they expected severe pain and actually got it.
Understanding how pain works in the mind and brain could eventually give
doctors tools for helping people cope with painful medical treatments. bod moy to req
(A) The new study emphasizes that pain has both physical and psychological elements.
(B) They then learned to associate the length of the silent pause with the intensity of the
upcoming heat pulse.
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Howeyer, if you convince yourself beforehand that the pain won't be so bad, you
might not suffer as much.
(D) With practice, the power over the pain will increase, and it will take less mental
energy to achieve more pain relief.ols og li
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(E) The researchers found that the parts of the brain involved in learning memory,
emotion, and touch became more active as the volunteers expected higher levels of
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✨ 最佳解答 ✨

chou014

藉由練習，對疼痛的控制力會增加，達到更大的緩解所花費的心力也會減少。

大概是這樣，但是 24 的前一句提到，如果預期只會有輕微或中等的疼痛，卻實際接收到強烈的疼痛，相較於一開始就預期會受到強烈疼痛的受試者，反饋的疼痛程度降低了28%。
所以重點不在練習，而是預期心理對實際感受的影響。

20.

理解，非常感謝！！