The valence-centered approach suggests odors first elicit emotions that subsequently aid in the identification of the odorous object.

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The valence-centered approach proposed by Herz and colleagues suggests that odor perception is first processed in the emotional centers of the brain, which subsequently aid in the identification of the odorous object. Therefore, odors first elicit emotions before aiding in identification.

The Valence-Centered Approach Suggests Odors First Elicit Emotions That Subsequently