Touch as an auxiliary proprioceptive cue for movement control
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Research is exploring the role of touch in movement control, with studies examining the interaction between motion, texture, and tactile feedback. The relationship between touch and movement appears to be complex, with touch contributing to spatially guided movements and potentially interacting with action imagination in social contexts. However, the specific neural mechanisms and factors that influence this relationship, such as visual feedback and task uncertainty, are still being investigated.
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