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'''Pain''' is the subjective interpretation of sensory input from the [[nervous system]], primarily from nociceptors (injury-specific receptors). It is your body's way of letting you know that you are injured or in danger of being injured, and has been shown to evoke a powerful [[Pavlov|pavlovian]] reaction, preventing the person from further exposing themselves to similar situations.
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'''Pain''' is the subjective interpretation of sensory input from the [[nervous system]], primarily from nociceptors (injury-specific receptors). It is your body's way of letting you know that you are injured or in danger of being injured, and has been shown to evoke a powerful [[pavlov]]ian reaction, preventing the person from further exposing themselves to similar situations.
    
As pain is a subjective sensation, causes of pain can range from true injury, to imagined or [[neuropathic pain]].
 
As pain is a subjective sensation, causes of pain can range from true injury, to imagined or [[neuropathic pain]].
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People who enjoy pain are called [[masochist]]s.
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People who enjoy pain are called [[masochism|masochist]]s.
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