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. Author: Unspecified
Source: Web Page
Title: Touch researches bibliografy  New Link

. Author: Unspecified
Source: Web Page
Title: Touch deprivation and violent behavior  New Link

. Author: Wendy Leeds-Hurwitz
Source: Web Page
Title: Touch Bibliografy  New Link

. Authors: Jenny A. Taylor Enochson, Richard L. Wiseman
Source: Paper presented to the Interpersonal Communication Division for the annual meeting of the National Communication Association, Chicago, November 1999.
Title: Married Couples' Perceptions of Touch Behavior and Marital Satisfaction  New Link

. Author: William F. Chaplin, Jonathan D. Brown, Nancy R. Clanton, Jennifer L. Stein
Review: Journal of Personality and social Psychology, July 2000, Vol. 19, No. 4, 110-117
Title: Handshaking, Gender, Personality, and First Impressions"

. Author: Terry D. Barnhouse
Source: MWCS Web Site, - article -1998
Titolo: A Study on the effettcts of touch and impression formation

. Authors: Schmidlin AM, Williams L
Review: J Soc Psychol., 1990, Apr;58(4):634-43
Title: Gender Patterns in social Touch: the Impact of Setting and Age

. Authors: Maribel H. Cruz and Randy J. Larsen
Review: Social Behavior and Personality, 1995 23 (1), 93-104
Title: Personality Correlates of Individual Differences in Electrodermal Lability

. Authors: Marian M. Morry and Michael E. Enzle
Review: Social Behavior and Personality, 1994 22 (2), 123-130
Title: Effect of Gender Dominance Expectancies for Knowledge on Self-Touching during Conversations