Active and passive touch differentially
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Cristina SimΓ΅es-Franklin; Teresa Aisling Whitaker; Fiona N. Newell
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Article
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2010
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John Wiley and Sons
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English
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The neural mechanisms behind active and passive touch are not yet fully understood. Using fMRI we investigated the brain correlates of these exploratory procedures using a roughness categorization task. Participants either actively explored a surface (active touch) or the surface was moved under the