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panelists doing better at picking the strongest or weakest of three samples than at picking the odd one in a triangle test, explained by the different decision rules.

In sensory science, paradox of discriminatory nondiscriminators refers to panelists doing better at picking the strongest or weakest of three samples than at picking the odd one in a triangle test, explained by the different decision rules. This meaning comes from Frijters (1979) in Chemical Senses.[1]

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  1. Frijters, J. E. R. (1979). The paradox of discriminatory nondiscriminators resolved. Chemical Senses, 4(4), 355-358. https://doi.org/10.1093/chemse/4.4.355

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