marginally significantp = 0.067
Although participants did not differentially detect human stimuli across the two conditions, there was evidence that they were more likely to detect odors in general in the sweat condition: participants reported having smelled nothing in 41 percent of the control sessions but in only 22 percent of the experimental sessions; a binary mixed logistic regression model revealed a marginally significant, within-subject effect of experimental condition on the likelihood of having reported detection of any scent ( b = 1.13, p = 0.067, Exp ( b ) = 3.10).