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The acquisition of odour hedonics

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Perfumery

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The following is a true story about affective responses to odour. A newlywed couple had checked into an hotel the evening before. In the morning the smell of bacon drifted into their room from the kitchen below. She had grown up in a kosher home and woke up feeling sick, but he who was from a different religious background woke up hungry, urging her ‘let’s go for breakfast’.

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Steve Van Toller George H. Dodd

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Engen, T. (1988). The acquisition of odour hedonics. In: Van Toller, S., Dodd, G.H. (eds) Perfumery. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-2558-3_4

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