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Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.6
How do individuals suffering from anosmia typically perceive flavor differently than those without this condition?
They may experience reduced flavor perception as taste and smell contribute jointly to it.
They tend to perceive flavors more intensely due to heightened sense of taste.
They cannot perceive any flavor since smell is the only contributor to flavor perception.
Anosmia doesn't affect flavor perception as it's solely dependent on the sense of taste.
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