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Olfaction, Taste and Cognition Contents Contributors Preface Acknowledgments A Tribute to Edmond Roudnitska Section 1: A Specific Type of Cognition 1 Olfaction and Cognition: A Philosophical and Psychoanalytic View ANNICK LE GUÉRER page ix xv xvii xix 1 3 16 27 2 Cognitive Aspects of Olfaction in Perfumer Practice ANDRÉ HOLLEY 3 The Specific Characteristics of the Sense of Smell EGON PETER KÖSTER Section 2: Knowledge and Languages 4 Names and Categories for Odors: The Veridical Label DANIÈLE DUBOIS AND CATHERINE ROUBY 45 47 67 82 100 5 Nose-wise: Olfactory Metaphors in Mind DAVID HOWES 6 Linguistic Expressions for Odors in French SOPHIE DAVID 7 Classification of Odors and Structure--Odor Relationships MAURICE CHASTRETTE vi Contents Section 3: Emotion 8 Acquisition and Activation of Odor Hedonics in Everyday Situations: Conditioning and Priming Studies DIRK HERMANS AND FRANK BAEYENS 117 119 140 160 178 9 Is There a Hedonic Dimension to Odors? CATHERINE ROUBY AND MOUSTAFA BENSAFI 10 Influences of Odors on Mood and Affective Cognition RACHEL S. HERZ 11 Assessing Putative Human Pheromones SUMA JACOB, BETHANNE ZELANO, DAVINDER J. S. HAYREH, AND MARTHA K. McCLINTOCK 12 Neural Correlates of Emotion Perception: From Faces to Taste MARY L. PHILLIPS AND MAIKE HEINING 196 Section 4: Memory 13 Testing Odor Memory: Incidental versus Intentional Learning, Implicit versus Explicit Memory SYLVIE ISSANCHOU, DOMINIQUE VALENTIN, CLAIRE SULMONT, JOACHIM DEGEL, AND EGON PETER KÖSTER 209 211 14 Odor Memory: A Memory Systems Approach MARIA LARSSON 231 246 261 15 Repetition Priming in Odor Memory MATS J. OLSSON, MARIA FAXBRINK, AND FREDRIK U. JONSSON 16 Odor Memory in Alzheimer's Disease STEVEN NORDIN AND CLAIRE MURPHY 17 Development of Odor Naming and Odor Memory from Childhood to Young Adulthood JOHANNES LEHRNER AND PETER WALLA 278 Section 5: Neural Bases 18 Odor Coding at the Periphery of the Olfactory System GILLES SICARD 291 293 19 Human Brain Activity during the First Second after Odor Presentation BETTINA M. PAUSE 309 Contents vii 324 20 Processing of Olfactory Affective Information: Contribution of Functional Imaging Studies ROBERT J. ZATORRE 21 Experience-induced Changes Reveal Functional Dissociation within Olfactory Pathways NADINE RAVEL, ANNE-MARIE MOULY, PASCAL CHABAUD, AND RÉMI GERVAIS 335 22 Increased Taste Sensitivity by Familiarization to Novel Stimuli: Psychophysics, f MRI, and Electrophysiological Techniques Suggest Modulations at Peripheral and Central Levels ANNICK FAURION, BARBARA CERF, ANNE-MARIE PILLIAS, AND NATHALIE BOIREAU 350 23 The Cortical Representation of Taste and Smell EDMUND T. ROLLS 367 Section 6: Individual Variations 24 New Psychophysical Insights in Evaluating Genetic Variation in Taste KATHARINE FAST, VALERIE B. DUFFY, AND LINDA M. BARTOSHUK 389 391 408 25 The Individuality of Odor Perception ROBYN HUDSON AND HANS DISTEL 26 Olfactory Cognition at the Start of Life: The Perinatal Shaping of Selective Odor Responsiveness BENOIST SCHAAL, ROBERT SOUSSIGNAN, AND LUC MARLIER 421 441 457 27 Age-related Changes in Chemosensory Functions THOMAS HUMMEL, STEFAN HEILMANN, AND CLAIRE MURPHY Index