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Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.6
How did early theories about taste differ from current understandings?
Early theories proposed a "tongue map" for tastes while current understandings show all tastes can be detected throughout the tongue.
Initially, it was believed that tongue can't distinguish bitter taste which currently is known to be false.
Early and contemporary theories about taste are essentially the same.
Current theories suggest a "tongue map" while early theories did not.
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