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Huh. The Wansink “never ending soup bowl” effect actually replicates in a preregistered direct replication
Good news, but not good news that I am left surprised when a finding replicates rather than the other way around
On bowls, and refilling bowls. An interesting replication of a controversial study. psycnet.apa.org/record/2024-… cc @sTeamTraen
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The legendary, but disputed “bottomless soup bowl” experiment by disgraced researcher Brian Wansink replicates reasonably successfully. psycnet.apa.org/record/2024-… The debate: theguardian.com/science/head…
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Well deserved! Janet is the best 🎉🎉🎉! Be sure to follow all of her critically important #healthpsychology work on weight, dieting, BMI & more @DiSH_Lab
Thrilled to announce another one of this year's newly inaugurated ABMR members: @DiSH_Lab 's Dr. Janet Tomiyama who works on critical issues like body shaming, weight stigma, & the problems of tools like #bmi. Here's an example of her great research: usatoday.com/story/money/202…
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People expect #vegan burgers and ice-cream to taste worse than regular food, especially those high in carnism - committed to meat-eating. That's because ppl perceive veganism a threat - @D_L_Rosenfeld at #AnimalAdvocacy2021 @SHARKLab_Kent
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Interested in earning $50? Sign up for the UCLA Stress and Health Study! Learn more here: dishlab.org/opps.php
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Did you miss the #UCLA @dish_lab Obesity Stigma Symposium? Watch the webcast here: bcasts.oid.ucla.edu/bcmedia/…
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#WeightStigma #Stress and unhealthy behaviors. What I learned at last week's symposium by @DiSH_Lab bit.ly/1l48jpK
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Many thx to @DiSH_Lab for organizing a great #WeightStigma conference today at the greatest university in the world #UCLA #BruinPride – at Agoura Hills, CA
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Now presenting A. Janet Tomiyama discussing research supporting this model-Weight stigma->stress->increased cortisol->weight gain @DiSH_Lab
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Mortality risks of being overweight or obese are underestimated -- ScienceDaily ow.ly/vZobj












