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See Latest ArticlesThe Desire to Eat in the Presence of Obese or Normal-weight Eaters as a Function of Their Emotional Facial Expression
Obesity, 11/02/09
Barthomeuf L et al. – The aim of this study was to investigate whether the eating desire would be lower in the presence of facial expression of an obese than of a normal–weight eater in participants who were or not themselves obese. These data were discussed in the framework of the embodiment theory of emotion and of their implications in terms of nutritional education, either by enabling people to learn to like certain unpalatable foods or by helping them moderate their food intake simply through the sight of an obese eater.
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