Is it true that your appetite will increase if you see fat people eat? Sure enough, studies prove someone so quick hunger and appetite increases when you see fat people.
Just by looking at the fat, can increase appetite and food menu choices tend to become unhealthy. If you usually avoid sugar, that person could forget for a moment and keep the appetite of unhealthy foods such as sweet and fatty foods.
The latest research is feared to further strengthen the negative stigma against fat people. Scientists conduct two separate studies for this research. The researchers are Dr. Margaret C. Campbell of the Leeds School of Business and Gina S. Mohr of the University of Colorado.
The first study conducted in an office lobby, by distributing a questionnaire which must be read and filled in by respondents. There are 3 types of questionnaires circulated, each accompanied by drawings of fat, the slim and light one more picture.
As a thank-you note, respondents who had taken the time to answer the questionnaire are welcome to take candy. Quoted from Eurekalert, Friday (4/22/2011), the respondents take their own sweets at will because the investigators provide it in large quantities.
When compared, there is a relationship between types of questionnaires were distributed with the amount of candy taken. Respondents who filled in a questionnaire pictorial light and slim people take fewer sweets than the respondents who filled in a questionnaire pictorial fat people.
While the second study conducted in several party events, meals interspersed with a buffet menu. Unbeknownst to the respondents, the researchers presenting guests who have a very fat body and stood out to some of the party.
In the event, guests attended a party that is not fat, servings of food and diet choices nothing flashy. There are indeed rather good although the menu is not healthy, but most only take vegetables and fibrous foods for a diet.
But when there is room presented fat, people who are dieting bandwagon even take fatty foods and sugary drinks. Portion also increased, thus implying that these people forget the diet program.
Just by looking at the fat, can increase appetite and food menu choices tend to become unhealthy. If you usually avoid sugar, that person could forget for a moment and keep the appetite of unhealthy foods such as sweet and fatty foods.
The latest research is feared to further strengthen the negative stigma against fat people. Scientists conduct two separate studies for this research. The researchers are Dr. Margaret C. Campbell of the Leeds School of Business and Gina S. Mohr of the University of Colorado.
The first study conducted in an office lobby, by distributing a questionnaire which must be read and filled in by respondents. There are 3 types of questionnaires circulated, each accompanied by drawings of fat, the slim and light one more picture.
As a thank-you note, respondents who had taken the time to answer the questionnaire are welcome to take candy. Quoted from Eurekalert, Friday (4/22/2011), the respondents take their own sweets at will because the investigators provide it in large quantities.
When compared, there is a relationship between types of questionnaires were distributed with the amount of candy taken. Respondents who filled in a questionnaire pictorial light and slim people take fewer sweets than the respondents who filled in a questionnaire pictorial fat people.
While the second study conducted in several party events, meals interspersed with a buffet menu. Unbeknownst to the respondents, the researchers presenting guests who have a very fat body and stood out to some of the party.
In the event, guests attended a party that is not fat, servings of food and diet choices nothing flashy. There are indeed rather good although the menu is not healthy, but most only take vegetables and fibrous foods for a diet.
But when there is room presented fat, people who are dieting bandwagon even take fatty foods and sugary drinks. Portion also increased, thus implying that these people forget the diet program.