Assessing the role of color cues and people's beliefs about color-flavor associations on the discrimination of the flavor of sugar-coated chocolates.
We report 2 experiments designed to investigate the effect of people's prior beliefs concerning specific color-flavor associations on their ability to discriminate the flavor of colored sugar-coated chocolate sweets. The participants in our study judged whether pairs of Smarties had the same fl...
Main Authors: | Levitan, C, Zampini, M, Li, R, Spence, C |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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2008
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