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Psycology of Smell

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Psycology of Smell

Aroma chemistry is complex enough, but human beings make matters even more confusing by muddling olfaction with other sensory perceptions. “Scent is a confluence of what we are seeing, hearing, and feeling, emotionally and physically,” Rachel Herz, an expert on the psychology of smell, told. The smell of your grandmother could be a mixture of perfumes she wore, dishes she cooked, and other auditory and visual clues that trigger memories of her.

Psychology of smell.
What is the smell of your grandmother ?

The smell of your grandmother could be a mixture of perfumes she wore, dishes she cooked, and other auditory and visual clues that trigger memories of her.

Aroma chemistry is complex enough, but human beings make matters even more confusing by muddling olfaction with other sensory perceptions. “Scent is a confluence of what we are seeing, hearing, and feeling, emotionally and physically,” Rachel Herz, an expert on the psychology of smell, told. The smell of your grandmother could be a mixture of perfumes she wore, dishes she cooked, and other auditory and visual clues that trigger memories of her.

As with your grandma, there’s a strong psychological component to the smell of seasons. As neurologist Alan Hirsch told, what we expect to smell has a big influence on what we actually smell:

“What you think a smell will be impacts whether you like it and what you perceive it to be,” Hirsch said. “So, if you go outside in the winter and you are used to smelling snow or chestnuts in the fire or whatever you happen to smell outside, that’s what you will interpret smells to be.”

The proportion of different “fall smells,” and the context cues we associate with them, will vary depending on where and how we live our lives. Do you prefer hot ciders or hot toddies? Do you burn more candles in the fall, or spend more time outside raking leaves?

Whatever your fall traditions are, they influence how you sense the world. So it’s probably fair to say that no two people “smell the change of seasons” in quite the same way.

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