Data · dataset · 2014
Accepting or suppressing the desire to eat: investigating the short-term effects of acceptance-based craving regulation.
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Previous studies addressing the long-term impact of acceptance of food cravings have revealed positive effects in terms of reduced craving experience.
Description
The present study investigated the short-term (direct) consequences of acceptance-based craving regulation. Hungry participants were exposed to desirable food and were either instructed to accept or suppress food cravings during exposure.
Control participants did not regulate cravings and were allowed to eat from the food. Participants who accepted food cravings reported a significant increase in food craving during the course of the experiment. Participants who suppressed their cravings during exposure kept their craving levels constant.
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In contrast, control participants who were allowed to eat from the food, reported a significant drop in cravings. These findings suggest that although acceptance may entail an effective strategy for reducing food cravings in the long run, it may require repeated practice to overcome the immediate counterproductive effects.
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- Social Sciences · Social Sciences
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- Social Science · Social Science
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| IISH Dataverse | doi:10.34894/FFCOKX | 10 d ago | JSON v1 |
| ODISSEI Portal | doi:10.34894/FFCOKX | 6 d ago | JSON v1 |
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| concepts[field].dataverse_subject:social-sciences | source · portal odissei nl | connector:portal_odissei_nl@1.0.0 | /subjects |
| concepts[field].local:field:social-science | mapping · portal odissei nl | connector:portal_odissei_nl@1.0.0 | /subjects |
| concepts[field].local:field:social-science | mapping · datasets iisg amsterdam | connector:datasets_iisg_amsterdam@1.0.0 | /subjects |
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