The arrangement of olfactory connections produces direct influence on the parts of the forebrain that have roles in odor discrimination, emotion, motivation, and certain kinds of memory. True or false

Yes

Explanation:

Olfaction is a special sense that is associated with specific organs. The olfactory system comprises the nostrils, nadal cavity, ethmoid bone and olfactory epithelium.

Odor molecules can go into the peripheral pathway thereby reaching the nasal cavity through the nostrils when inhaling or by the throat when air is pushed by the tongue to the nasal cavity when swallowing or chewing.

The olfactory epithrlium also covers the mucus since it contains mucous membranes.

True

Explanation:

Olfactory connection is otherwise known as sense of smell, its main purpose is for smelling, and it is a sensory system called olfaction.

The olfactory system is structured into the following:

1. Peripheral

a. Nostril's

b. Nasal cavity

c. Ethmoid bone

d. Olfactory epithelium.

2. Transduction

3. Central

Thus, the olfactory system perceives or detects air borne substances.