Type, degree of liking or disliking in a relationship, the situation at hand, the degree of perceived similarity between interactants, sex and gender differences in touch initiation, as well as other issues. To what do these refer?
A) Substitutes for real touch.
B) The filters that influence how much touch we receive.
C) The factors influencing touch.
D) Contextual norms of receiving touch.
E) None of the above.

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These factors refer to the various influences that determine how much touch individuals receive in social interactions, including type and degree of liking, situation, perceived similarity, sex and gender differences, and others.

Type, Degree of Liking or Disliking in a Relationship, the Situation