Higher BMI is associated with stronger effects of social cues on everyday snacking behaviour
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DOI: 10.1016/j.appet.2017.03.012
Abstract: Discretionary food choices (snacks) contribute up to a third of the daily energy intake and potentially contribute to energy imbalance and weight gain. Individual snack intake behaviour is guided by internal and external cues, with… read more here.
Keywords: higher bmi; snacking behaviour; social cues; everyday snacking ... See more keywords