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Thought for food: imagined consumption reduces actual consumption.
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The overall tone reflects skepticism toward the study, with phrases like 'no more evidence to me than Murakami fiction,' and mentions of 'p-hacking,' showing critical engagement and doubt. Others discuss potential practical uses of mental tricks and virtual reality, demonstrating interest in applying such findings, which indicates a moderate level of engagement and interest.
Most discussions are skeptical or dismissive, with one explicitly criticizing the publication as lacking solid evidence.
The social discussions show curiosity and some consideration of implications, especially around tricking oneself into healthier eating or using virtual reality as a tool.
Participants reference specific methods like AR/VR and question the credibility of the research, indicating active engagement.
The debates mainly focus on skepticism and application ideas rather than broad societal change, leading to a moderate impact perception.
Abstract in brief
- Imagining eating a food like cheese repeatedly can cause you to reduce your actual intake of that food later on.
- This decrease in consumption isn't due to finding the food less tasty, but because your desire to eat it diminishes through mental habituation.
- The studies show that mental imagery alone — just thinking about eating — can create a habituation effect similar to actual eating, leading to less motivation to consume the food afterward.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyCould we trick ourselves into eating healthier foods? --> https://t.co/UIYVXaXwpD (re-sharing an older video i made that i'm quite proud of that i didnt just watch
إذا كنت تسعى لإنقاص وزنك، فتخيل تناول وجبتك المفضلة، حيث اظهرت التجارب العلمية بأن تخيل تناول طعام معين مرارًا و تكرارًا يقلل من الاستهلاك الفعلي له و بالتالي قد يساعد في انقاص الوزن. https://t.co/uvfAYvECk7
Link artikelnya ini: https://t.co/hO9bUmOfMs
Playing with food PERCEPTION - Virtual reality food & mind games https://t.co/UIYVXaXwpD via @YouTube #food #science #biochemistry #VRChat #scicomm
Science pub'd claim that "Imagined Consumption Reduces Actual Consumption" No more evidence to me than Murakami fiction, since 1- @ScienceMagazine editors prefer crap social science (malevolently?) 2- An author admitted "p-hacking the hell" out of this https://t.co/ZHF2P4a17t https://t.co/aNnbZnnafH
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RT @hormetic: Science pub'd claim that "Imagined Consumption Reduces Actual Consumption" No more evidence to me than Murakami fiction, sinc…
Science pub'd claim that "Imagined Consumption Reduces Actual Consumption" No more evidence to me than Murakami fiction, since 1- @ScienceMagazine editors prefer crap social science (malevolently?) 2- An author admitted "p-hacking the hell" out of this https://t.co/ZHF2P4a17t https://t.co/aNnbZnnafH
@UnclBuckweet https://t.co/FbnS7NoFYq
إذا كنت تسعى لإنقاص وزنك، فتخيل تناول وجبتك المفضلة، حيث اظهرت التجارب العلمية بأن تخيل تناول طعام معين مرارًا و تكرارًا يقلل من الاستهلاك الفعلي له و بالتالي قد يساعد في انقاص الوزن. https://t.co/uvfAYvECk7
想像だけで食欲を抑制できる?https://t.co/mwI0gPKLrJ Thought for food: imagined consumption reduces actual consumption https://t.co/vJo8QeT9sJ
RT @AdjieSanPutro: Link artikelnya ini: https://t.co/hO9bUmOfMs
Link artikelnya ini: https://t.co/hO9bUmOfMs
RT @EleanorSheekey: Could we trick ourselves into eating healthier foods? --> https://t.co/UIYVXaXwpD (re-sharing an older video i made th…
RT @EleanorSheekey: Could we trick ourselves into eating healthier foods? --> https://t.co/UIYVXaXwpD (re-sharing an older video i made th…
RT @EleanorSheekey: Could we trick ourselves into eating healthier foods? --> https://t.co/UIYVXaXwpD (re-sharing an older video i made th…
Could we trick ourselves into eating healthier foods? --> https://t.co/UIYVXaXwpD (re-sharing an older video i made that i'm quite proud of that i didnt just watch
(Morewedge, Huh, & Vosgerau, 2010) Thought for food: Imagined consumption reduces actual consumption https://t.co/Dr6yOSybga
Interesting the use of AR and VR to lessen cravings and hedonic eatings that plaque our food culture ... could be one of the useful tools in #longevity ... Playing with food PERCEPTION - Virtual reality food & mind games https://t.co/8TbqF3RAij via @YouTube
RT @EleanorSheekey: Playing with food PERCEPTION - Virtual reality food & mind games https://t.co/UIYVXaXwpD via @YouTube #food #science #b…
RT @EleanorSheekey: Playing with food PERCEPTION - Virtual reality food & mind games https://t.co/UIYVXaXwpD via @YouTube #food #science #b…
Playing with food PERCEPTION - Virtual reality food & mind games https://t.co/UIYVXaXwpD via @YouTube #food #science #biochemistry #VRChat #scicomm
RT @profcikara: From one of the best title writers in the game, with hits like, "Thought for Food: Imagined Consumption Reduces Actual Cons…
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From one of the best title writers in the game, with hits like, "Thought for Food: Imagined Consumption Reduces Actual Consumption" https://t.co/MViqPPk51W
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