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Subjective Touch Sensitivity Leads to Behavioral Shifts in Food Texture Sensitivity and Awareness

2021-01-12

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<p>Neurotypical individuals have subjective sensitivity differences that may overlap with the more heavily studied clinical populations. However, it is not known whether these subjective differences in sensory sensitivity are modality specific or lead to behavioral shifts. In our experiment, we measured the touch sensitivity and texture awareness differences in two neurotypical groups having either a high or low s...

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ac63d937-5281-509f-add3-c1f8c5f7c12d
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10.31234/osf.io/pcd9t
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