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Interestingly, these results were not associated with the chronic pain status of the participant. The findings showed that a brief and inexpensive educational video-based intervention in schools helps to increase pain-related knowledge and change responses to students with chronic pain. This has the potential to prevent chronic pain and related disability among students, and decrease bullying-like behaviors toward students with chronic pain. The findings showed that a brief and inexpensive educational video-based intervention in schools he
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