Which pairing correctly maps the two PPCT methods to their control principles?

Which pairing correctly maps the two PPCT methods to their control principles?

• A. Nerve pressure points — Pain Compliance; Never motor points — Motor Dysfunction
• B. Nerve pressure points — Motor Dysfunction; Never motor points — Pain Compliance
• C. Nerve pressure points — Pain Compliance; Never motor points — Pain Compliance
• D. Nerve pressure points — Motor Dysfunction; Never motor points — Motor Dysfunction

Answer: (A)

In PPCT, two distinct methods are linked to two control principles. Nerve pressure points are used to elicit pain that leads to compliance—pain compliance. Nerve motor points, on the other hand, are targeted to temporarily disrupt muscle control, producing motor dysfunction. Therefore, the correct pairing is nerve pressure points with Pain Compliance and nerve motor points with Motor Dysfunction. The other options mix these effects or assign the same principle to both methods.

In PPCT, two distinct methods are linked to two control principles. Nerve pressure points are used to elicit pain that leads to compliance—pain compliance. Nerve motor points, on the other hand, are targeted to temporarily disrupt muscle control, producing motor dysfunction. Therefore, the correct pairing is nerve pressure points with Pain Compliance and nerve motor points with Motor Dysfunction. The other options mix these effects or assign the same principle to both methods.