The Role of Social Norms in the Portion Size Effect: Reducing Normative Relevance Reduces the Effect of Portion Size on Consumption Decisions

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RT @marion_mh: #LivPortionSize https://t.co/uhbMfTyBnC Ester Papies demonstrating communicative inference of anchoring effects on portion s…

RT @marion_mh: #LivPortionSize https://t.co/uhbMfTyBnC Ester Papies demonstrating communicative inference of anchoring effects on portion s…

#LivPortionSize https://t.co/uhbMfTyBnC Ester Papies demonstrating communicative inference of anchoring effects on portion size

Is have a larger #food portion size 🍽 = social norm? But why is the question #behaviour https://t.co/ppIyO1jxHp #PaperADay2017 ~Day 5

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