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Bodily Experience Shapes Evaluative Judgements and Attentional Engagement with Affective Touch in Art
Affective touch plays a central role in social interactions by conveying emotion and interpersonal closeness. Yet little is known about whether differences in bodily experience following upper-limb amputation are associated with the emotional, evaluative, and attentional processing of observed affec
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