The issue of the format of mental imagery is still an open debate. The classical analogue
(depictive)–propositional (descriptive) debate has not provided definitive conclusions. Over …

Purpose Although neglected by science for a long time, the sense of olfaction has received
increasing attention from research areas including psychology, neuroscience, clinical …

Objectives The human sense of smell constitutes the main part of flavor perception.
Typically, patients with loss of olfactory function complain of diminished perception during …

Objectives Previous research has reported a negative impact of olfactory dysfunction on
quality of life (QoL) and depressive symptoms. As self‐esteem was identified as a …

The process of neural and behavioral reorganization following sensory loss is known as
sensory compensation. Typically, it is believed that sensory loss is followed by increased …

A number of perplexing phenomena in the area of olfactory/flavour perception may fruitfully
be explained by the suggestion that chemosensory mental imagery can be triggered …

Even though deficits in olfactory function affect a considerable part of the population, the
neuronal basis of olfactory deficits remains scarcely investigated. To achieve a better …

Objectives Self‐ratings seem to be the most effortless strategy for assessment of patients'
chemical senses. Notably, although flavor perception strongly relies on olfaction, the …

Our aim was to explore factors potentially associated with subjective (self-rated) and
objective (measured using the Sniffin'Sticks Extended test) olfactory performance in the …

Olfaction is understudied in neuroimaging research compared to other senses, but there is
growing evidence of its therapeutic benefits on mood and well-being. Olfactory imagery can …