to see rational responses to pain as pain behavior is to see them as motivated by such states of the creature as the belief that it is in pain, the desire to be rid of the pain, and the belief that such and such a course of behaviour will achieve that result.

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  Self-Consciousness - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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• pain concept
• belief concept
• desire concept