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Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.6
What role does olfaction play in the human experience of taste?
Olfaction has no influence on perceived flavors, only aroma identification.
Olfaction reduces the intensity of perceived flavors.
Olfaction greatly enhances the complexity and richness of perceived flavors.
Olfaction only affects the sensation of bitterness.
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