Sensory Bias: Logical Error

What happens when what you expect to perceive starts shaping what you actually report? Logical error occurs when sensory evaluators assume that two characteristics must go together—sweet means fruity, dark means malty, bitter means hoppy. Learn how these mental shortcuts influence sensory evaluation and how to separate what you perceive from what you merely expect to be there.

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