He’s not just saying he feels her pain—he really is

He’s not just saying he feels her pain—he really is

  • March 5, 2018
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He’s not just saying he feels her pain—he really is

The perception of pain is impacted by social, emotional, and psychological factors as well as biological ones, and these factors can all affect one another. Skin-to-skin touch—a clearly social phenomenon—is known to alleviate pain. What is not quite known is how.

Source: arstechnica.com

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