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Wednesday, 27 July 2016

Lavendelduft und Meeresluft

Den Duft des Lavendels oder den Geruch des Meeres können nicht alle Menschen gleich intensiv wahrnehmen. Die Uni Graz sucht daher Testpersonen für eine Riechstudie. Foto: Pixabay

Den Duft des Lavendels oder den Geruch des Meeres können nicht alle Menschen gleich intensiv wahrnehmen. Die Uni Graz sucht daher Testpersonen für eine Riechstudie. Foto: Pixabay

Uni Graz sucht Testpersonen für Riechstudie

Die süße Würze der Pinienhaine, das einmalige Aroma des Lavendel, den charakteristischen Duft des Meeres: Nicht jeder Mensch kann den Urlaub im Süden mit allen Sinnen genießen. Wie Riechstörungen entstehen und therapiert werden können, wird derzeit an der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz erforscht. Das Institut für Psychologie sucht für diese Studie Testpersonen im Alter von 18 bis 45 Jahren, die durch ihre Teilnahme detaillierte Informationen über ihre Geruchsfunktion erhalten.
Die gesamte Untersuchung dauert eine Stunde bis maximal 90 Minuten. Die ProbandInnen nehmen an einer standardisierten Geruchstestung teil und füllen einen Fragebogen aus. Weiters erfolgt eine kurze Entnahme von Nasenschleimhautproben. Die Testpersonen dürfen an keinen neurologischen, psychiatrischen oder sonstigen schweren Erkrankungen sowie weder an akuten Erkältungen, Allergien noch Polypen leiden.

Kontakt:
Jennifer Kern und Dipl.-Psych. Johanna Reichert
Institut für Psychologie der Uni Graz
Tel.: 0664/5959745
E-Mail: geruchsstudie(at)gmx.at

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