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Food craving, dietary restraint and mood
Appetite, 1991A common assumption is that dieting causes food cravings, probably as a result of food energy deprivation. This issue was investigated in a two-phase study. In phase one, 206 women completed the Dutch Eating Behaviour Questionnaire, the Three-Factor Eating Questionnaire and a food craving scale.
A J, Hill, C F, Weaver, J E, Blundell
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Abstract Food cravings are a common experience for many people, including those struggling to regulate their eating experience on a daily basis. Given their downstream consequences on food choices and diet adherence, food cravings can become a major barrier to weight loss, contributing to the growing obesity epidemic in the modern ...
Yoobin Park +2 more
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Salivation: an assessment of food craving?
Behaviour Research and Therapy, 1982Abstract The validity of salivation as a measure of hunger and food craving was examined. Previous studies examining the relationship between salivation, food cues, and self-reports of hunger and food craving reported inconsistent results. The present study, using a modification of the Strongin-Hinsie-Peck (SHP) test to measure salivation, examined ...
T D, Nirenberg, P M, Miller
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2006
Cravings are generally defined as intense desires or urges to consume particular substances, most notably drugs (e.g., Miller & Goldsmith, 2001). While the exact nature of craving remains a controversial subject, craving is commonly believed to be a subjective state capable of motivating behavior (Rogers & Smit, 2000; Tiffany, 1990).
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Cravings are generally defined as intense desires or urges to consume particular substances, most notably drugs (e.g., Miller & Goldsmith, 2001). While the exact nature of craving remains a controversial subject, craving is commonly believed to be a subjective state capable of motivating behavior (Rogers & Smit, 2000; Tiffany, 1990).
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Food Cravings in Young and Elderly Adults
Appetite, 1997Fifty young-adult and 48 elderly Ss participated in a structured interview study on food cravings (defined as an intense desire or longing to eat a particular food). Elderly Ss were less likely than young Ss to report cravings and reported craving a smaller number of different foods. In contrast to a number of other researchers, we found a relationship
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Food approach and avoidance craving: A partial test of the Ambivalence Model of Craving
AppetiteAccumulating evidence from both cross-sectional and cue-reactivity studies supports the application of the Ambivalence Model of Craving (AMC) from the substance use literature to food craving. The focus of this extant work has been on the association between the two dimensions of food craving (approach and avoidance) and disordered eating behaviors ...
Diana Rancourt +2 more
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Food Craving and Food “Addiction”
Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 2000Peter J Rogers, Hendrik J Smit
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Food Cravings in Everyday Life: An EMA Study on Snack-Related Thoughts, Cravings, and Consumption
Appetite, 2017Jens Blechert +2 more
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