Incongruent odors suppress perceptual categorization of visual objects: Behavioral and ERP evidence

2019 · doi:10.31234/osf.io/f52uh
preprint OA: closed
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This study investigated how incongruent odors affect visual object categorization, finding that such odors impair categorization performance and alter event-related potentials in participants.

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