A Significant Finding of Dr

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Multiple Choice

A significant finding of Dr.J.Lindstrom and associates' research investigation into our sense of smell is:

• A)the brain cannot tell the difference between the scent of a friend and the scent of a stranger.
• B)artificial scents not only contribute to allergic reactions but they also confuse the brain when mixed with real scents.
• C)smell contributes to our selection of a "healthy" mate.
• D)the scent of strangers triggers the parts of the brain that process fear suggesting we may smell danger.

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