Research
Neural
Disinhibition (DIS) and hunger (HUN) share a common influence, while restraint (RES) appears to be a distinct construct.
Recognizing the distinct nature of restraint can inform targeted strategies in behavioral interventions.
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Multivariate analyses showed that DIS and HUN share a common influence, while RES appears to be a distinct construct.
Why this rating
The use of multivariate analyses strengthens the conclusions drawn about the constructs.
Source
Genetic and environmental influences on eating behavior – a study of twins reared apart
Sonya J. Elder et al. · The FASEB Journal · 2009
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