Touch
Touch - tactile sensation received by the skin, enabling the organism to detect objects or substances in contact with the body. End organs (nerve endings) in the skin convey the impression to the brain. Touch sensitivity varies in different parts of the body, depending on the number of end organs present in any one area. The tip of the tongue, lips, and fingertips are three of the most sensitive Read More...
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Behind Closed Doors: Gender, Sexuality, and Touch in the Doctor/Patient Relationship (Chap. 3 "Touch")
by Angelica Redleaf, Susan A. Baird. 216 pgs.
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Meanings of Touch and Forgiveness: A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Inquiry, in Counseling and Values
by Shann R. Ferch. 19 pgs.
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A Personal Log Method for Investigating Interpersonal Touch, in Journal of Psychology
by Frank N. Willis, Christine M. Rinck. 4 pgs.
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