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      <subfield code="a">Aromas are powerful stimuli capable of triggering emotions. The Geneva Emotion and Odor &#xd;
Scale (GEOS) was developed to measure the affective response to odors, and was later adapted &#xd;
to other countries and cultures (EOSs). Also, an universal scale was proposed (UniGEOS) to be &#xd;
used regardless of the culture, but without considering Spanish-speaking cultures. During the &#xd;
present research, a lexicon for measuring the emotions evoked by food-related odors has been &#xd;
developed, adapting the aforementioned scales to the Spanish population and using a &#xd;
consumer-led approach. Using EOSs lists as starting point, the procedure was: to discard non&#xd;
emotional terms and translate the selected ones, to group the emotions and remove the &#xd;
irrelevant ones for the food-odors category, and to test the lexicon. The developed lexicon &#xd;
(SEFrOS) contained 6 categories, 25 terms. The lexicon shared some dimensions with EOSs, but &#xd;
with specific differences, maybe related to culture or the food-linked nature of the lexicon.</subfield>
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      <subfield code="a">Consumer-led approach to adapt a food-odors emotional lexicon for the Spanish population: a tool for designing the scent of food spaces.</subfield>
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