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somesthetics
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Sex therapy A treatment involving skin sensation as in touch, pressure–massage, hot/cold, wet/day, sensuous body-contact grooming
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Still other locations and activation patterns are found for auditory and somesthetic experiences with objects and their verbal descriptions.
Allan Paivio's response to Delprato's review of Mind and its ... by Paivio, Allan / The Psychological Record
The somesthetic system (the senses related to the whole body) was stimulated by tactile images with a 32-Herz vibration frequency and a pulse amplitude of 21.
A proposed tactile vision-substitution system for infants who are ... by Segond, Herve; Weiss, Deborah; Sampaio, Eliana / Journal of Visual Impairment & Blindness
the articles cover such research topics as decision making, models of brain function in neuroimaging, music perception, somesthetic and vestibular senses, the neuroscience of learning, altruism and aggression, personality development, work motivation, and presidential leadership.
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