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    Default Humans respond to the scent of fear

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    Chemosignals of Fear Enhance Cognitive Performance in Humans
    Denise Chen, Ameeta Katdare, and Nadia Lucas
    Chem.

    Senses 2006 31: 415-423.


    http://chemse.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/co

    ntent/abstract/31/5/415?etoc


    Excerpt from article summary:

    "...in humans, fear
    chemosignals

    facilitated overall accuracy in identifying word
    relatedness independent of the perceived olfactory qualities
    of

    the smells. We have also suggested that the effect arises
    from a learned association including greater

    cautiousness
    and concomitant changes in cognitive strategies."

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