The role of olfaction and sex-hormone status in empathy-related measures

Gamsakhurdashvili, Dali; Antov, Martin I.; Lübke, Katrin T.; Pause, Bettina M.; Stockhorst, Ursula

doi:10.1016/j.physbeh.2020.113289

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“…Olfactory research often reports that women have a better sense of smell than men (e.g., Brand & Millot, 2001; Cain et al, 1988; Doty & Cameron, 2009; Gamsakhurdashvili et al, 2021). Several studies have examined the differences between men and women in the hedonic perception of odors (e.g., Bensafi, Rouby, Farget, Bertrand, et al, 2002; Bensafi, Rouby, Farget, Vigouroux, & Holley, 2002; Brand & Jacquot, 2001; Doty et al, 1975, 1978, 1982; Ferdenzi et al, 2019; Kenneth, 1924; Lundström & Hummel, 2006; Seubert et al, 2009; Trellakis et al, 2011; Wysocki & Gilbert, 1989).…”

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