Touch
Ringkasan :Touch has been called by Ashley Montagu the “least researched
of the senses.”6 He raised many questions in his seminal
book Touching, about the role of touch in communication
and across cultures. In the first edition of Touch, I addressed
some of the questions Montagu raised.7 This second edition retains
most of the same material as the first edition and reviews
touch research published after 2001. I briefly summarize studies
on the role of touch in early development, including touch
deprivation and touch aversion; on touch in communication,
including reading emotions by touch and facilitating personal
relationships by touch; on physiological and biochemical effects
of touch, including areas of the brain that are affected by
touch; and on massage therapy effects on conditions including
prematurity, attentiveness, depression, pain, and autoimmune
and immune conditions.
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