Studies Involving Repeated Presentation of Two Simultaneous Touches on the Finger

question 92

Multiple Choice

Studies involving repeated presentation of two simultaneous touches on the finger have shown that the ability to discriminate the positions of the two touches:

• A) stays the same.
• B) improves.
• C) gets worse.
• D) improves, but only in children.

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