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what are pheromones?

Pheromones are airborne chemical messengers released by the body and they have physical or emotional effects on other members of the same species.

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what studies relates to pheromones?

zhou et al and stern and mcclintock

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what is the aim of zhou’s study?

to Investigate how sex hormones can alter perception.


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what is the procedure?

Participants viewed a walking human shape without knowing the gender and the participants had to say whether they thought the human shape was male or female.

​​and without the participants knowledge,the scent of either a male or female pheromone was released in the air.

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what was the sample?

4 groups: heterosexual men, heterosexual women, homosexual men, and homosexual women

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what were the results?

the participants responded to the pheromones of the gender they were attracted to when it was time to interpret the gender of the "point light marker"

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write a conclusion

to conclude pheromones exist and alert people to possible mating opportunities

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what was the aim of stern and mcclintock study?

To investigate whether human pheromones influence menstrual cycle synchronization in women.

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what was the procedure?

Sweat samples were taken from female donors during two distinct phases of their menstrual cycles:Follicular Phase and Luteal Phase

The collected sweat was dissolved in alcohol and dabbed onto the upper lips of the participants

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what was the results?

the follicular Phase Pheromones Shortened the recipients’ menstrual cycles, causing earlier ovulation however the Luteal Phase Pheromones Lengthened the recipients’ menstrual cycles, delaying ovulation.

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write a conclusion

Stern and McClintock concluded that human pheromones can influence menstrual cycle regulation.