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The uniquely predictive power of evolutionary approaches to mind and behaviorThe role of taste and oral somatosensation in olfactory localization.Age-related changes in odor discrimination.The accessibility of semantic knowledge for odours that can and cannot be named.Individual differences in the interoceptive states of hunger, fullness and thirst.A High-Fat High-Sugar Diet Predicts Poorer Hippocampal-Related Memory and a Reduced Ability to Suppress Wanting Under Satiety.The Immediate and Delayed Effects of TV: Impacts of Gender and Processed-Food Intake History.Exploring the Relationship between Psychopathy and Helping Behaviors in Naturalistic Settings: Preliminary Findings.Time perspective in hereditary cancer: psychometric properties of a short form of the Zimbardo Time Perspective Inventory in a community and clinical sample.Failure to Obtain Reinstatement of an Olfactory Representation.Why does the sense of smell vanish in the mouth? Testing predictions from two accounts.06-04 Social cognition in nonforensic psychopathy: further evidence for a dissociation between intact 'theory of mind' and impaired emotion processing.Olfactory test performance and its relationship with the perceived location of odors.Differential context effects between sweet tastes and smells.Experience dependent changes in odour-viscosity perception.Age-related changes in discrimination of unfamiliar odors.Usefulness of the Threatening Medical Situations Inventory in individuals considering genetic testing for cancer risk.Difficulty in evoking odor images: the role of odor naming.Chemosensory Abilities in Consumers of a Western-Style Diet.Do Single Men Smell and Look Different to Partnered Men?The role of attention in the localization of odors to the mouthValidating the factor structure of the Self-Report Psychopathy scale in a community sampleEvidence that phenomenal olfactory content exceeds what can later be accessedDetecting olfactory rivalryThe role of body odors and olfactory ability in the initiation, maintenance and breakdown of romantic relationships - A reviewEditorial for special issue "Olfaction in interpersonal relationships"Do women love their partner's smell? Exploring women's preferences for and identification of male partner and non-partner body odorA New Method for Assessment of Retronasal Olfactory Function
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