Autores
Martin Wendelin, Andrea Bauer, Elisabeth Buchinger, Lukas Danner, Eva Derndorfer, Vu Thi Minh Hang, Helene Hopfer, Marlies Wallner, Srinual Jantathai, Nina Julius, Imke Matullat, Dorota Majchrzak, Barbara Siegmund, Han-Seok Seo, Bernhard Spangl, Klaus Duerrschmid
Fecha de publicación
2023/2/1
Revista
Food Quality and Preference
Volumen
106
Páginas
104810
Editor
Elsevier
Descripción
Associative conceptualization plays an important role in how we perceive and interact with our environment. Particularly odor associations can be highly vivid and often long-lasting due to their close connection with our episodic memory and emotions. Based on the findings of a study conducted in Austria in 2017, this work was carried out to investigate odor-elicited life stage-associations (OELSA) in seven nations and to identify potential similarities and differences in conceptualizing odor impressions across these nations.
A total of 1144 adults (aged 21–60) from Austria, Australia, Germany, Switzerland, Thailand, USA, and Vietnam participated in this study. Nine odors (vanilla, orange, lemon, mint, coconut, basil, rose, anise, and hay) were presented to the participants, and they were asked to answer questions about their spontaneous associations with life stages.
The results indicate the existence of OELSA in all …
Citas totales
20242
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