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Proust phenomenon: a standalone construct

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Proustphenomenon1 CONSTRUCTProust phenomenonCHU · OLFACTION AND TASTE

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Olfaction and taste

odors cue vivid, emotional and old autobiographical memories more strongly than other cues.

In olfaction and taste, Proust phenomenon refers to odors cue vivid, emotional and old autobiographical memories more strongly than other cues. This meaning comes from Chu (2000) in Chemical Senses.[1]

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References

  1. Chu, S. (2000). Odour-evoked Autobiographical Memories: Psychological Investigations of Proustian Phenomena. Chemical Senses, 25(1), 111-116. https://doi.org/10.1093/chemse/25.1.111

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