Biology, asked by rambhadrapandey21, 1 month ago

why do we laugh when some body tickles us ?

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Answered by heenasharif51
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Explanation:

This part of the brain governs pleasurable feelings. Evolutionary biologists and neuroscientists believe that we laugh when we are tickled because the part of the brain that tells us to laugh when we experience a light touch, the hypothalamus, is also the same part that tells us to expect a painful sensation

Answered by SHIZASUIBAIR
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Answer:

When you're touched, the nerve endings under your top layer of skin, or epidermis, send electrical signals to the brain. When we are tickled the somatosensory cortex picks up the signals to do with pressure, but the anterior cingulated cortex also analyses the signals. This part of the brain governs pleasurable feelings.

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