luktminnen
Luktminnen, or olfactory memories, are memories that are triggered by odors and may include explicit recall of smells as well as autobiographical memories cued by a scent.
The olfactory system has direct neural connections to limbic structures such as the amygdala and hippocampus,
Odor-evoked memories are often vivid, emotionally intense, and anchored to specific times and places. They are
Researchers distinguish explicit odor memory from incidental odor memory and odor-evoked autobiographical memory. Studies use recognition
Applications include flavor and fragrance research, reminiscence therapy in dementia care, and scent-based cues to aid