The Subtle Signaling Strength of Smells: A Masked Odor Enhances Interpersonal Trust
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DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2019.01890
Abstract: Most everyday smells, from lavender to body odors, are complex odorant mixtures that “host” particular compounds that guide (social) behavior and motivation (biomarkers). A key element of social behavior is interpersonal trust, and building on… read more here.
Keywords: subtle signaling; signaling strength; trust; interpersonal trust ... See more keywords