Search Results - "Herman, C Peter"

The social facilitation of eating. A review by Herman, C. Peter

“…•People tend to eat more when eating in groups.•People eat increasingly more as group size increases, up to a point.•Impression-management concerns suppress…”
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Eating style, overeating and weight gain. A prospective 2-year follow-up study in a representative Dutch sample by van Strien, Tatjana, Peter Herman, C., Verheijden, Marieke W.

“…► A prospective study (2-year follow-up) in a representative Dutch sample. ► Body mass change, overeating, eating styles and physical activity. ► Increasing…”
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Mechanisms underlying the portion-size effect by Peter Herman, C, Polivy, Janet, Pliner, Patricia, Vartanian, Lenny R

“…Abstract The portion-size effect (PSE) refers to the fact that people eat more when served larger portions. This effect is neither obvious nor artifactual. We…”
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Perceived healthiness of food. If it's healthy, you can eat more by Provencher, Véronique, Polivy, Janet, Herman, C. Peter

“…The main aim of this study was to investigate the effects of food-related beliefs about the healthiness of foods, restrained eating, and weight salience on…”
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The predictive validity of the DEBQ-external eating scale for eating in response to food commercials while watching television by van Strien, Tatjana, Peter Herman, C., Anschutz, Doeschka

“…Objective: To challenge the conclusion by Jansen et al., Int J Eat Disord 2011; 44:164–168, that the widely used Dutch Eating Behavior Questionnaire (DEBQ)…”
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Shakespeare and the Book of Henry by Herman, Peter C

“…In this article, I argue that the four plays of the Henriad (Richard II, 1 and 2 Henry IV, and Henry V), as presented in the 1623 Folio, constitute a unified…”
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Overeating in Restrained and Unrestrained Eaters by Polivy, Janet, Herman, C Peter

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Using a Descriptive Social Norm to Increase Vegetable Selection in Workplace Restaurant Settings by Thomas, Jason M., Ursell, Amanda, Robinson, Eric L., Aveyard, Paul, Jebb, Susan A., Herman, C. Peter, Higgs, Suzanne

“…Objective: Recent work has shown that exposure to social norm messages may enhance the consumption of vegetables. However, the majority of this work has been…”
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Causes of eating disorders by POLIVY, Janet, HERMAN, C. Peter

“…Anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa have emerged as the predominant eating disorders. We review the recent research evidence pertaining to the development of…”
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The social facilitation of eating or the facilitation of social eating? by Herman, C Peter

“…People eat more when they eat in groups. Various explanations have been offered for this "social facilitation" of eating. We consider these explanations and…”
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Modeling of food intake: a meta-analytic review by Vartanian, Lenny R., Spanos, Samantha, Herman, C. Peter, Polivy, Janet

“…This meta-analysis provides a comprehensive quantitative assessment of research on modeling of food intake. Thirty-eight articles met inclusion criteria…”
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The effect of portion size on food intake is robust to brief education and mindfulness exercises by Cavanagh, Karen, Vartanian, Lenny R, Herman, C Peter, Polivy, Janet

“…We examined whether a brief education and a brief mindfulness exercise would reduce the effect of portion size on food intake. Participants were randomly…”
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Conflicting Internal and External Eating Cues: Impact on Food Intake and Attributions by Vartanian, Lenny R, Spanos, Samantha, Herman, C. Peter, Polivy, Janet

“…Objective: Social factors have a powerful influence on people's food intake but people typically fail to acknowledge the influence of such external cues,…”
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Effects of the Presence of Others on Food Intake: A Normative Interpretation by Herman, C. Peter, Roth, Deborah A, Polivy, Janet

“…The authors review the effect of the presence of others on food intake. In social facilitation studies, people tend to eat more in groups than when alone. In…”
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Social models provide a norm of appropriate food intake for young women by Vartanian, Lenny R, Sokol, Nicole, Herman, C Peter, Polivy, Janet

“…It is often assumed that social models influence people's eating behavior by providing a norm of appropriate food intake, but this hypothesis has not been…”
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Failure to Report Social Influences on Food Intake: Lack of Awareness or Motivated Denial? by Spanos, Samantha, Vartanian, Lenny R., Herman, C. Peter, Polivy, Janet

“…Objective: Two studies examined whether people are aware of social influences on food intake, and whether recognition of those influences is driven by the…”
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“Healthy,” “diet,” or “hedonic”. How nutrition claims affect food-related perceptions and intake? by Gravel, Karine, Doucet, Éric, Peter Herman, C., Pomerleau, Sonia, Bourlaud, Anne-Sophie, Provencher, Véronique

“…► We investigate the impact of nutrition claims on food perceptions and intake. ► Cookies were perceived as being healthier in the “healthy” condition. ► The…”
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The specificity of restrained versus unrestrained eaters' responses to food cues: general desire to eat, or craving for the cued food? by Fedoroff, Ingrid, Polivy, Janet, Peter Herman, C

“…Previous research has shown that exposure to food cues increases eating, especially in restrained eaters. The present study attempted to determine whether this…”
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Mimicry of food intake: the dynamic interplay between eating companions by Hermans, Roel C J, Lichtwarck-Aschoff, Anna, Bevelander, Kirsten E, Herman, C Peter, Larsen, Junilla K, Engels, Rutger C M E

“…Numerous studies have shown that people adjust their intake directly to that of their eating companions; they eat more when others eat more, and less when…”
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If at First You Don't Succeed: False Hopes of Self-Change by Polivy, Janet, Herman, C. Peter

“…Despite repeated failure at attempts to change aspects of their behavior, people make frequent attempts at self-change. The generally negative outcome of many…”
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