… Research conducted at the Touch Research Institute on the benefits of touch and touch …
important role that touch plays in our lives and to try and reverse the minimal-touch problem that …

… The sensory and motor components of touch are connected anatomically in the brain, and
… Tactile Experience: Vibration, Touch, Pressure and Pain Our human sense of touch is most …

The dual nature of touch has long been understood. The sense of touch seems to carry
information at the same time about the external object touching our skin, and also about our body …

… four reasons why our knowledge of touch has not developed as rapidly as … touch-related
matters, and 4) the skin is the largest organ in the body, and highly complex. In part, too, touch …

Developmental delay is common in children deprived of normal sensory stimulation – for
example, in premature neonates and some institutionalized children. Touch has emerged as an …

… We learn what to touch, how to touch, and what significance to give different kinds of touch.
Laden with meaning and bound by rules, touch has what could be called a vocabulary and a …

… The primary contribution of this paper is to help understand touch—one of the key input …
of future touch input technology. They explain the inaccuracy of traditional touch devices as a “…

In this new book, a preeminent literary thinker muses over the central question of how we
can feel at home in the world, given that the world is independent of and indifferent to our …

… 57) points out ‘Touch is ten times stronger than verbal or emotional contact, and … touch…We
forget that touch is not only basic to our species, but the key to it.’ In fact, interpersonal touch …

… This paper addresses the nature of touch or ‘tactual perception’. I argue that touch … left
with is so permissive that it is unclear how touch might be distinguished from the other senses. I …