The Scent of Ethical Behavior

I've been anxiously poking, prodding and fussing with my first batch of soap. See my previous post, here.

I decided to try my hand at soap making to reduce the amount of chemicals I use and to be a bit more environmentally conscious. Now it appears there may be another reason to concern oneself with soap and all things clean.
A new study published by Psychological Science and led by Katie Liljenquist, assistant professor at Brigham Young University Mariott School of Management, concludes that clean smells promote more ethical behaviors. What scents were used? Windex! You can read the study in it's entirety here.