Human pheromones and the fusiform fooled you area for face recognition
Brain mapping shows auto experts recognize cars like people recognize faces October 1st, 2012 in Neuroscience
Excerpt: “…we have now mapped the area in enough detail to rule out the possibility of an area exclusively devoted to facial recognition,”
My comment: The fusiform face area (FFA) has figured prominently in theories about visually perceived physically features in heterosexual attraction without addressing homosexual attraction at a time when my award-winning model, which detailed the development of male homosexual and heterosexual preferences, has been rather casually dismissed. For example: in Gay, Straight, and the Reason Why: The Science of Sexual Orientation, Simon Le Vay wrote:
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“This [Kohl’s] model is attractive in that it solves the “binding problem” of sexual attraction. By that I mean the problem of why all the different features of men or women (visual appearance and feel of face, body, and genitals; voice quality, smell; personality and behavior, etc.) attract people as a more or less coherent package representing one sex, rather than as an arbitrary collage of male and female characteristics. If all these characteristics come to be attractive because they were experienced in association with a male- or female-specific pheromone, then they will naturally go together even in the absence of complex genetically coded instructions.”
“Still, even in fruit flies, other sensory input besides pheromones — acoustic, tactile, and visual stimuli — play a role in sexual attraction, and sex specific responses to these stimuli appear to be innate rather than learned by association [36.]. We simply don’t know where the boundary between prespecified attraction and learned association lie in our own species, nor do we have compelling evidence for the primacy of one sense over another.”
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One of the references used to support the statement about sexual attraction in the fruit fly dates back to 1974. In that context, but nearly 40 years later, we can finally dispense with irrelevant thoughts about the FFA, which has been used to exemplify evidence for innate visual primacy in humans compared to the olfactory primacy of every other species in the world, including all the insect species. Did we not have compelling evidence for the primacy of olfaction in insect species 40 years ago?
Can we now use this new evidence to refute claims that evolved domain-specific modules are associated with the relative incentive salience of other sensory input. Olfactory/pheromonal input innately epigenetically effects intracellular signaling and stochastic gene expression in species from microbes to man. We are genetically predisposed to respond to the pheromones of other people and the genetic predisposition is also responsible for development of experience-dependent food preferences.
The research that is reported in the article linked above shows that my friends’ ability to recognize the manufacturer and model of an approaching motorcycle is a function of their visual acuity and specificity linked to experience, which is not nearly so essential to species survival compared to olfactory acuity and specificity in the recognition of a potential meal or potential mate. Motorcycle recognition can readily be a function of vision, but food and mate recognition require experience with nutrient chemicals and chemicals produced by other people that allow us to positively or negatively associate odors with our hormone responses and behavior.
In the 2012 10-page reiteration of my model, food preferences and sexual preferences are essential to species survival and are nutrient chemical-dependent and pheromone controlled. Now that we know there is no innate visual recognition of faces in the FFA, we can be more sure that the sex specific responses to acoustic, tactile, and visual stimuli that play a role in sexual attraction in invertebrate and vertebrate species are not innate. They are learned via association with olfactory/pheromonal input.
We can also be surer that expert recognition of automobiles and cars is a function of visual input alone and not dependent on olfactory/pheromonal input. If you never thought that recognizing a vehicle required a specifically isolated evolved area of the brain, you may be more intelligent than researchers who thought the FFA was required for face recognition.
The compelling evidence for the primacy of one sense over another when it comes to recognizing food, faces, and potential mates has always suggested that its a function of olfactory/pheromonal conditioning of hormone-responses. We know how olfactory/pheromonal input is directly linked from the sensory environment to epigenetic effects of nutrient chemicals and pheromones on intracellular signaling and stochastic gene expression in species with eyes and a central nervous system that adaptively evolved to quickly assess visual appeal. The visual appeal of other people is associated with the sensory input that is most important to survival: olfactory/pheromonal input, which is also essential to species survival in all other animals.
Does that surprise you? Should the new name for the fusiform face area be the fusiform fooled-you area so there is no need to change the acronym?
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Pheromones and food odors add more than just color to your world
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Misrepresentations of biologically based cause and effect:
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Docosahexaenoic acid and autism: praying for hope, or preying on hope
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Timing is key in the proper wiring of the brain: study
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Behavioral epigenetics
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Cause and effect in biology
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Baiting evolutionary psychologists and others who damn religion
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Human Pheromones may influence brain chemistry into adulthood
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Show me the science!
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Baiting the behaviorist(s)
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Theory versus biological facts: Mental modules and models for behavior
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Ethics, aphrodisiacs, and pheromones
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Digit ratio does not predict attractiveness of body odor
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An organizing principle for our sense of smell
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Epigenetics of food odors, nutrition, and pheromones
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Pheromones and falling in love (circa 1974)
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Trust the science. Don’t trust the hype
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Men and women who stare at goats…
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The Sex Lives of Insects: Part III
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The Sex Lives of Insects (Part II)
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The Sex Lives of Insects
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The epigenetics of food choice and mate choice
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Pheromones and detectable odors
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Epigenetic ‘memory’ key to nature versus nurture
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The “yuck” factor: aversion to social odors?
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Avian ‘Axe effect’ attracts attention of females and males
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The Mind’s Eyes: Mindful modeling of brain directed behavior
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Study results: Human pheromones affect women’s behavior
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Human Pheromones and the Biology of Behavior
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Honeybees, food odors, and perfume
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Sniffing out your nightlife / Pheromone-infused nightclubs
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Erox rises from the ashes
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Avian recognition of human faces
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Human Pheromones Affect Women's Behavior
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A lesser role for olfaction and pheromones in humans?
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Creating a Myth
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Study results: Human pheromones influence human behavior
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The great pheromone myth revisited (including biological factors in the development of sexuality)
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The great pheromone myth revisited (including biological factors in the development of sexuality)
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Wikipedia comments by James V. Kohl
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For ethologists: Observation does not trump molecular biology
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Natural scent of women linked to increased testosterone and seduction
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Genes, Hormones, and Behavior (for other scientists)
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Too many good-smelling males is not good
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A fundamental attribution error: Love at first sight
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Human pheromones in tears automagically effect testosterone
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Tears and fears of pheromones
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Exotic Pheromones and Concentrates
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Dialogue on pheromones: Avery Gilbert / James V. Kohl
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Mammalian pheromones are not a myth
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Study Results: Human pheromones increase flirtatious behavior and ratings of attraction
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Results: increased flirtatious behavior and self-reported attraction
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Is it what he or she sees in you, or is it your pheromones?
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Conditioning of the human pair bond by human pheromones
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Human pheromones work by effecting hormones that affect behavior
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Conditioned sexual arousal to odor
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Food preferences and mate preferences
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American and Canadian Mensa Presentation
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Association for Chemoreception Sciences 2010
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The Great Pheromone Myth (opinion/review)
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Welcome to Pheromones.com
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Scent of a woman: Men’s Testosterone Responses to Women's Scent
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Earlier evidence: pheromones influence testosterone in men
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Luteinizing hormone, sex, and smell (18 years later)
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