Models, monitoring, and the mind: Comments on Wansink and Chandon's “Slim by Design”
Journal of Consumer Psychology · 2014 · Volume 24 · Issue 3
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcps.2014.03.002
Abstract
Wansink and Chandon have examined the “mindlessness” that is often evident in everyday food intake. In this commentary, we focus on four issues raised by Wansink and Chandon's paper: (1) the distinction between food choice and food intake; (2) their model of food intake (and how it compares and contrasts with our own model of food intake); (3) the role of monitoring in the control of food intake; and (4) the meaning of “mindless” eating. In each case we find value in Wansink and Chandon's proposals but also an opportunity for further analysis and refinement.
Keywords
Food intake, Hunger, Taste, Appropriateness, Monitoring
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