Friday, June 19, 2020

Blog Post #1 - Sense of Smell (Chapter 3)



Chapter 3 discusses the sense of smell in relation to retrieving memories, specifically how scent adds emotion to how you remember your life. I found this really interesting because I can associate certain memories with scents. Odor-induced memories can bring a person back to a specific time and context. Research shows that scents can make a memory seem more emotional too. I have a difficult time remembering my early childhood, but I can remember certain times from smells. 
How does odor work as a trigger to remind "memories"? - GIGAZINE

2 comments:

  1. I also have a tough time remembering my early childhood, but the most vivid memory I have is tied to a smell. It was during a blackout caused from a storm and we decided to light a large candle. The only reason why I remember what happened during the blackout was because of the smell of pumpkin and cinnamon coming from the candle.

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