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• The interoceptive, or visceral, sensations are almost always pain.
• The brain has two types of receptors; one specialized in interpreting the world around us--exteroceptive--and the other one interpreting our own activity-interoceptive.
• Sensations received there are sometimes considered to be additional examples of exteroceptive sensations, but are frequently differentiated as interoceptive sensations (...
• "This suggests that the skin does play a role in interoceptive sensations," says Khalsa.