2016
DOI: 10.3758/s13414-016-1157-9
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Odours reduce the magnitude of object substitution masking for matching visual targets in females

Abstract: Recent evidence suggests that olfactory stimuli can influence early stages of visual processing, but there has been little focus on whether such olfactory-visual interactions convey an advantage in visual object identification. Moreover, despite evidence that some aspects of olfactory perception are superior in females than males, no study to date has examined whether olfactory influences on vision are gender-dependent. We asked whether inhalation of familiar odorants can modulate participants' ability to iden… Show more

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