Odor-elicited anxiety-to-eat is heightened and independent of odor liking, intensity, and identification in anorexia nervosa
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The ability of olfactory food cues to evoke reward- and approach-related responses has been extensively studied. However, no prior study has assessed whether food odor cues elicit anxiety-to-eat, which may be directly relevant to food avoidance observed in ano... ...
