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olfactory adaptation: a standalone construct

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Olfaction and taste

decline in perceived odor intensity during continued exposure, with recovery after the odor is removed.

In olfaction and taste, olfactory adaptation refers to decline in perceived odor intensity during continued exposure, with recovery after the odor is removed. This meaning comes from Dalton (2000) in Chemical Senses.[1]

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References

Dalton, P. (2000). Psychophysical and Behavioral Characteristics of Olfactory Adaptation. Chemical Senses, 25(4), 487-492. https://doi.org/10.1093/chemse/25.4.487

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