Effect of Nasal Dilators on Perceived Odor Intensity
Subjects wearing nasal dilators rated olfactory stimuli as being more intense compared with ratings done without nasal expansion. The results support a perceptual constancy model in olfaction. Chem. Senses 22: 177–180, 1997.
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| description | Subjects wearing nasal dilators rated olfactory stimuli as being more intense compared with ratings done without nasal expansion. The results support a perceptual constancy model in olfaction. Chem. Senses 22: 177–180, 1997. |
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