Tickling Yourself Is Not the Same as Someone Else Tickling

question 202

Multiple Choice

Tickling yourself is not the same as someone else tickling you, because when someone else tickles you

• A) there are suggestions of previous sensations.
• B) pain receptors are also stimulated.
• C) there is no anticipation on your part.
• D) they do so without also stimulating pain receptors.

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