Publications by authors named "Tessa Mitchell"
Article Synopsis
- The study investigates how sex differences affect food intake, using an online survey of 306 participants (151 men, 155 women).
- It finds that hunger, cravings, and anxiety influence the desire for both high-calorie and low-calorie foods, while satiety decreases that desire.
- Although women show higher dietary restraint and greater familiarity with low-calorie foods, no significant sex effects were found on the relationship between food ratings and attitudes, BMI, or mood.
