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Carnal Pleasures

2020-11-11

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<p>Of all the human emotions, pleasures are most tightly intertwined with the body. Pleasures including sex, feeding and social touch originate from somatosensory and gustatory processing, and pleasant emotions also markedly influence bodily states tied to the reproductive and digestive system to the skeletomuscular and endocrine systems. Here we review recent research on bodily pleasures, focussing on consummator...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/28ygq

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