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Tag related to questions on the sense of touch and haptics, including, but not limited to peripheral processes dealing with touch, central processing of touch stimuli in the brain; kinesthetic systems (awareness of movement); and proprioceptive system (muscle spindles including the multisensory processes involving the balance organ). Often, but arguably, even heat and pain reception in the skin are grouped under the sense of touch.
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Would the human body react faster to touch or sight
A "touch" or "haptic" sensation will be much faster due to several reasons:
Haptic feedback can be processed without the presence of any higher-order cognitive processing, therefore meaning that the …
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