Phasic and repetitive self-touch differ in hemodynamic response in the prefrontal cortex–An fNIRS study

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RT @NIRx_NIRS: 👉Apparently, we touch our own bodies several hundred times a day! This research group compared phasic, irregular, and repeti…

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RT @NIRx_NIRS: 👉Apparently, we touch our own bodies several hundred times a day! This research group compared phasic, irregular, and repeti…

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RT @NIRx_NIRS: 👉Apparently, we touch our own bodies several hundred times a day! This research group compared phasic, irregular, and repeti…

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👉Apparently, we touch our own bodies several hundred times a day! This research group compared phasic, irregular, and repetitive self-touch conditions to investigate why. They found different neural activation patterns, measured using #fNIRS. Take a peek👀h

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