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Body odors affect implicit prejudice

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Description: The present study is aimed at showing that body related disgusting odors increase implicit prejudice towards stigmatized outgroups. In particular, here we assess this hypothesis by using a measure of implicit attitudes that relates more specifically to disease related concepts.

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