Individual preferences Flashcards

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What are some ways to measure implicit attitudes in individual preferences?

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using the affective misattribution procedure (AMP), the affective priming task (AP) and the implicit association test (IAT)

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What area is involved in monitoring implicit attitudes towards food? What can modulate it?

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the medial prefrontal cortex is involved in monitoring implicit attitudes towards food; TMS effect can influence it and it is modulated by individual differences as it has a disinhibitory effect only on participants with non extreme explicit preferences for food

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How do response inhibition and implicit preference for snack foods affect weight change?

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response inhibition does not significantly influence weight change in participants with low implicit preference, but for participants with high implicit preference for snack foods, response inhibition has a decisive influence on weight change

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Describe the unprocessed-processed discrimination effect.

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natural and processed foods are elaborated differently: for natural foods implicit and explicit measures (healthiness) converge, while for transformed foods there is a dissociation between those measures. furthermore, people are faster in categorizing processed foods as foods

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What is ortorexia?

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it is a personal obsession with “proper nutrition”, adherence to a diet of healthy foods, preoccupation with food purity and severe dietary restrictions; it is not currently recognized as an eating disorder

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