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  1. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · Anina Rich

    The experience of tickling and ticklishness is the same across cultures: new research (opens the original)

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    We’ve all been tickled. We all know our ticklish spots, and we all know how we respond when these are tickled: helpless laughter, attempts at escape, perhaps screaming and retaliation. Is this a universal response among humans, or – like some other physical sensations and reactions – does it depend on culture? And for that matter, why do we react this way at all to this particular kind of touch? In an attempt to find out, Netherlands-based researchers Ziliang Xiong and Konstantina Kilteni survey

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