Lily asked her husband Joe to tell her what he thought of the perfume she was wearing. In order to spare her feelings, he told h
er that he really liked it, but the truth is that he couldn't smell the perfume at all. Joe has a __________ than Lily. a.) higher absolute
b.) threshold lower difference
c.) threshold higher difference
d.) threshold lower absolute threshold
In the ghettos of eighteenth-century France, the newborn child Jean-Baptiste Grenouille is brought into the world with one great blessing: a flat out feeling of smell. As a kid, he lives to interpret the smells of Paris and understudies himself to a conspicuous perfumer who shows him the antiquated specialty of blending valuable oils and herbs. However, Grenouille's virtuoso is to such an extent that he isn't fulfilled to stop there, and he winds up fixated on catching the scents of articles, for example, metal doorknobs and new cut wood. At that point one day he gets a trace of an aroma that will drive him on a perpetually unnerving mission to make a definitive perfume, the fragrance of an excellent young virgin.
