Not everyone experiences ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response). Research indicates that about 20% of people are prone to this phenomenon, while others may never find appropriate triggers to elicit the sensation[2][4]. Individuals who experience ASMR tend to exhibit certain personality traits, such as higher openness to new experiences and neuroticism, which may contribute to their sensitivity[4][6].
Many who do not experience ASMR might still benefit from its calming effects if they suffer from anxiety. However, there is still much to learn about why only some people are capable of experiencing ASMR[6]. Overall, ASMR remains an individual experience that does not apply universally across the population[1][3].
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