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Appetite, 2021
External influences on eating behaviour, such as portion size, have been reliably shown to influence food intake in the laboratory. However, little research has examined whether laboratory settings under or overestimate the effect that external ...
T. Gough +8 more
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External influences on eating behaviour, such as portion size, have been reliably shown to influence food intake in the laboratory. However, little research has examined whether laboratory settings under or overestimate the effect that external ...
T. Gough +8 more
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Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, 2019
BACKGROUND US national survey data shows fast food accounted for 11% of daily caloric intake in 2007-2010. OBJECTIVE To provide a detailed assessment of changes over time in fast-food menu offerings over 30 years, including food variety (number of ...
M. McCrory +3 more
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BACKGROUND US national survey data shows fast food accounted for 11% of daily caloric intake in 2007-2010. OBJECTIVE To provide a detailed assessment of changes over time in fast-food menu offerings over 30 years, including food variety (number of ...
M. McCrory +3 more
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Can Government Regulate Portion Sizes?
New England Journal of Medicine, 2014A New York City Board of Health regulation limiting portion sizes of sugar-sweetened beverages was struck down this year, but the case may help address fundamental questions about whether restricting portion sizes is defensible on public health and legal grounds.
Jennifer L, Pomeranz, Kelly D, Brownell
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Portion Distortion: Typical Portion Sizes Selected by Young Adults
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 2006The incidence of obesity has increased in parallel with increasing portion sizes of individually packaged and ready-to-eat prepared foods as well as foods served at restaurants. Portion distortion (perceiving large portion sizes as appropriate amounts to eat at a single eating occasion) may contribute to increasing energy intakes and expanding ...
Jaime, Schwartz, Carol, Byrd-Bredbenner
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2023
To determine whether the portion size effect occurs within an immersive virtual reality food buffet.
Boot, Lee +9 more
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To determine whether the portion size effect occurs within an immersive virtual reality food buffet.
Boot, Lee +9 more
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Home Health Care Management & Practice, 2011
Over the past two decades food portion sizes have increased and parallels the increase in waist size of Americans. Because there is confusion of what a portion size is in relation to serving size, it is easy to understand why people consume larger size meals without knowing it.
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Over the past two decades food portion sizes have increased and parallels the increase in waist size of Americans. Because there is confusion of what a portion size is in relation to serving size, it is easy to understand why people consume larger size meals without knowing it.
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Nutrition Today, 2016
Extra-large portions served at restaurants put consumers at risk of overweight and obesity, including children. Developing standards for portions sizes for kids' menus could reduce the risk that children will be served more food than they need for normal growth.
Deborah A. Cohen +4 more
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Extra-large portions served at restaurants put consumers at risk of overweight and obesity, including children. Developing standards for portions sizes for kids' menus could reduce the risk that children will be served more food than they need for normal growth.
Deborah A. Cohen +4 more
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Portion size effects vary: The size of food units is a bigger problem than the number.
Appetite, 2019While it is well-known that larger food portions lead to increased consumption (i.e., the portion size effect), previous studies confound the effect of the size and the number of food units making up the larger portion.
Jolien Vandenbroele +2 more
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Mechanisms underlying the portion-size effect
Physiology & Behavior, 2015The portion-size effect (PSE) refers to the fact that people eat more when served larger portions. This effect is neither obvious nor artifactual. We examine the prevailing explanations (or underlying mechanisms) that have been offered for the PSE. The dominant candidate mechanism is "appropriateness"; that is, people accept the portion that they are ...
C, Peter Herman +3 more
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