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Human olfaction: A view from the top

2021-04-30

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<p>Although our understanding of human olfactory perception has increased dramatically, it remains less well understood how olfaction interacts with cognitive processes. In this overview, we review the claim that olfaction evolved to predominantly embody “novelty detection”, a framework that leaves little room for cognitive representations and processes. We challenge this framework by pointing to several perceived...

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Literature Corpus work: 2d77e767-e337-5390-a326-1a087afc3f06
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/xfuhy

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