Science proves: The smell smells, the longer the memory
Recent research from the New York University School of Psychology shows that memories will last longer when people experience an incident and smell unpleasant odors.
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Recent research from the New York University School of Psychology shows that memories will last longer when people experience an incident and smell unpleasant odors.
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