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The ontogenesis of socio-affective touch perception: Assessing valence and inferring social relationships from observed tactile interactions.
Social touch is a powerful communication channel conveying social dispositions and affiliative relationships across the primate lineage. Yet, how social inferences from observed socio-affective touch develop remains poorly understood. Three complementary experiments with 217 children aged 3 to 6 and
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