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Explanation: While psychologists like Paul Ekman identified six basic emotions (happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, and disgust), newer research suggests emotions exist on a spectrum and can be grouped or split in many ways — from core emotions to nuanced blends like awe, envy, or nostalgia.

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Explanation: These specialized neurons in the nasal cavity bind to odor molecules and send signals to the brain.

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Explanation: Essential oils influence emotional states by activating scent-linked memories and interacting with the nervous system.

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Explanation: Humans have about 5 to 6 million olfactory receptors and can detect approximately 10,000 distinct odors. In contrast, dogs have up to 300 million olfactory receptors and a significantly larger olfactory brain region, enabling them to detect and distinguish far more odors with much greater sensitivity.

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Explanation: True emotional wellness isn’t about avoiding discomfort — it’s about being able to acknowledge, process, and learn from all emotions, including the difficult ones. This builds resilience and self-awareness.

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Explanation: The olfactory bulb receives smell signals directly from the nose and sends them to other brain areas.

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Explanation: Seeking support is a constructive way to process and manage emotional stress.

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Explanation: Familiar scents often evoke vivid memories and feelings of nostalgia.

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Explanation: Lavender is widely used for its calming and stress-reducing effects.

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Explanation: The limbic system includes the amygdala and hippocampus, which connect smell to emotional and memory responses.