In terms of general effects an extremely robust effect of Velocity was observed (F(2, 646) = 419.77, p corr <0.001, partial eta-squared η 2 = 0.56) along with highly significant effect of skin site (F(7, 2261) = 55.24, p corr <0.001, η p 2 = 0.14) and interaction Velocity*Site (F(14, 4522) = 33.50, p corr <0.001, η p 2 = 0.09) revealing that, according to the expectations, there was a very strong preference of slow strokes compared to fast strokes, and a somewhat smaller but still a very significant preference for slow strokes over static touch for all the sites with hairy skin (for all post hoc comparisons p < .001).
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Validation and psychometric properties of the Russian version of the Touch Experiences and Attitudes Questionnaire (TEAQ-37 Rus).
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