People in the United States tend to like the smell of wintergreen more than do those in Britain. This best illustrates that our preferences for certain odors depends on

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The fact that people in the United States have a preference for the smell of wintergreen over those in Britain suggests that odor preferences are influenced by cultural or learned associations. The other options, such as difference thresholds, sensory adaptation, and the McGurk effect, do not directly relate to how our odor preferences are formed.

People in the United States Tend to Like the Smell