Titlebook: Affective Touch and the Neurophysiology of CT Afferents; H?kan Olausson,Johan Wessberg,Francis McGlone Book 2016 Springer Science+Business

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The Ethical Foundations for CSRerior/basal ventral medial nucleus of the thalamus in primates. Functional imaging studies in patients with selective denervation of unmyelinated or myelinated afferents and in healthy subjects suggest that CT-targeted stimulation activates the insular cortex in the hemisphere contralateral to stimu

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CSR, Sustainability, Ethics & Governance information from the CT afferent pathway. This chapter summarizes the major known cortical targets and wider networks associated with CT-mediated touch, particularly the posterior insula and parietal operculum. It concludes with an outline of three hypotheses regarding the possible function of CT a

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Corporate Social Responsibility in parts of the orbitofrontal and pregenual cingulate cortex in which other neurons represent the reward value of taste, olfactory, and/or visual stimuli. The orbitofrontal cortex is implicated in some of the affective aspects of touch that may be mediated through C fibre Touch afferents, in that i

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The Ethical Foundations for CSRfeelings of pleasure. The behavioral nature of touch interactions (e.g., soothing soft touch or rough-and-tumble play) is often very different depending on whether the motivation for touch is primarily relief of negative affect or social exploration and joy, which is guided by the individual’s under

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Corporate Social Responsibilitynalogy to the Greek mythical figure Midas, whose touch turned everything into gold, casual touch promotes positive affect and other-concern. Compared to interactions without casual touch, those with casual touch leave touch recipients with more positive emotions and goodwill toward others. Here, we

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CSR – eine humanistische Sichtweiseotions of perceptual affect, I argue that “emotional” and “affiliative” touch are best understood as causing affective reactions, and that affective touch is best understood as perceptually presenting us with affective qualities. In other words, affective touch, unlike other forms of hedonic touch,