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Semantic Knowledge Influences Prewired Hedonic Responses to Odors

Johan Poncelet, Fanny Rinck, Anne Ziessel, Pauline Joussain, Marc Thévenet, Catherine Rouby, Moustafa Bensafi

PLoS ONE · 2010 · 34 citations · 41 references

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Abstract

These findings demonstrate for the first time that the biological determinants that make an odor pleasant or unpleasant are more powerful at either end of the life span.

References

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