Is the neural representation of odor modulated by the presence of a trigeminal stimulus during odor encoding?
This result suggests that the presence of a pure trigeminal stimulus (CO(2)) during odor encoding alters the neural representation of a pure odor.
Laboratory CR measures do not correlate with EMA-assessed craving or smoking in response to cues, suggesting that CR measures are not accurate predictors of how smokers react to relevant stimuli in the real world.