“Mindscoping” pain and suffering

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 25 (4):468-469 (2002)
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Abstract

No adequate evidence exists for the evolution of facial pain expression and detection mechanisms, as opposed to social-learning processes. Although brain affective/emotional processes, and resulting whole body action patterns, have surely evolved, we should also aspire to monitor human suffering by direct neural measures rather than by more indirect indices.

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