Eating behavior: lessons from the real world of humans.

@article{Castro2000EatingBL,
  title={Eating behavior: lessons from the real world of humans.},
  author={John M. de Castro},
  journal={Nutrition},
  year={2000},
  volume={16},
  pages={800-813}
}
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The available evidence to date suggests that heightened awareness of observation reduces energy intake in a laboratory setting, and it is suggested that laboratory studies should attempt to minimize the degree to which participants are aware that their eating behavior is being measured.
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The results indicate that food intake is affected by whether the whole or only part of the day is “structured” or “unstructured,” and might be relevant to some problems faced by the workforce, in general, and by night workers, in particular.
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