The Social Comparison study examines the psychological mechanisms underlying dietary behaviors, specifically focusing on how social comparison directions influence daily caloric consumption. By investigating how individuals respond to perceived variations in others’ eating habits, this research aims to identify behavioral triggers that impact nutritional choices and self-regulation.
What will I need to do?
- Participate in a Randomized Crossover Trial
- Track and report daily calorie intake
- Engage with social comparison experimental conditions
Eligibility
- Adults interested in dietary behavior
- Able to track daily food intake accurately
- No active eating disorders
Benefits
- Gain awareness of your own eating behaviors
- Understand how social factors influence your dietary choices
- Contribute to behavioral science research
Important to know
- This study is currently CLOSED for recruitment.
- Thank you to all our participants for their contributions.