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The science of touch in nonverbal communication is referred to as

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The science of touch in nonverbal communication is referred to as haptics.
The term comes from Greek, where <em>haptikos </em>means <em>touch. </em>It is a form of nonverbal communication (without the use of words) using only touch to communicate. This is especially important in interpersonal human relationships, where touch can mean different things based on the level of relationship.

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But you get to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the island and get to experience what its like to live on an island ( PRO )

Dangerous animals could inhabit the island putting your life in danger ( CON )

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