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How tickling builds trust: Scientists identify oxytocin's role in human-rat bonding

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Pleasant tactile stimulation drives social bonding in many animal species, especially mammals. Tactile stimulation forms the basis of the infant-caregiver relationship and often leads to affinity-like behavior, indicating the formation of social bonds.

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