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100			_a Gaby, Jessica M. _949793
245			_aDiscrimination Between Individual Body Odors Is Unaffected by Perfume/
260			_bsage _c2019
300			_aVol: 48, issue: 11, 2019: (1104-1123 p.).
520			_aBody odor conveys personal information and is important in social evaluations and bonding. As most body odor research uses samples devoid of exogenous fragrances, we asked whether fragrances interact with body odor to change social olfactory information. We investigated whether (a) aversive conditioning could induce learned responses to individual body odors, (b) the addition of perfume worn by the odor donor alters this effect, and (c) this conditioned response affects the interpretation of visual information. Participants underwent classical (electric shock) conditioning with perfumed or unperfumed body odors as stimuli. During acquisition phase, we monitored galvanic skin response. After conditioning, participants rated the emotions of neutral faces in the presence of both conditioned and control odors. Increased galvanic skin response activity when smelling the conditioned odor on unshocked trials (p = .041) suggested successful conditioning. We found no differences in conditioning success between perfumed and unperfumed body odors, suggesting that perfume does not mask individual differences. Participants perceived neutral faces as more surprised when smelling the conditioned odor (p = .001), suggesting that olfactory stimuli may modify social perception in other modalities. Sharing emotional experiences with another individual, necessarily in the presence of their body odor, may affect future interactions with and assessments of that person.
650			_aolfaction, _949794
650			_a learning, _949795
650			_a perfume, _949796
650			_aaversive conditioning, _949797
650			_aindividual differences _949293
700			_aDalton, Pamela _949798
773	0		_012374 _916462 _dSage, _tPerception _x1468-4233
856			_uhttps://doi.org/10.1177/0301006619872055
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