Broad Agreement, But Notes of Caution With the Implications of Sakaluk's (2020) Critique of Wisman and Shrira (2020).

The authors offer a response to critiques by J. K. Sakaluk on studies by A. Wisman and I. Shrira from which they concluded men could detect olfactory signals of women's sexual arousal. Topics discussed include the small sample sizes used in the study, ways to compute effect sizes, and the magnitude...

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Published in:Archives of Sexual Behavior Vol. 50; no. 3; pp. 773 - 778
Main Authors: McCarthy, Randy J., Erickson, Jennifer M., Hu, Xinyu, Pawirosetiko, Joy S., Tarleton, Hannah L., Thomas, Courtney L., Tillery, Morgan G., Sagarin, Brad J.
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Published: Springer Nature Apr2021
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