Dr. Barry Dworkin

Rationalizing food choices central tenet in food psychology

Madely Health Headlines Commentary for November  , 2013

Source:

Thinking too much about food choices may lead to poor decisions, study suggests

Reference:

“‘Because I Am Worth It’ A Theoretical Framework and Empirical Review of a Justification-Based Account of Self-Regulation Failure,” Jessie C. De Witt Huberts, Catharine Evers, Denise T. D. De Ridder, Personality and Social Psychology Review, published online November 8, 2013

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