APS
2024 APS Annual Convention · 2024
A Neurophysiological Investigation on the Relationship between Eating Tendencies and Food-Related Inhibitory Control
- Gaby Almaraz-Roman
Cal State Dominguez Hills - Jennifer Aldana
Cal State Dominguez Hills - Kaylie Carbine
California State University, Dominguez Hills - James LeCheminant
Brigham Young University - Michael Larson
Brigham Young University
Abstract
In examining food-related inhibitory control and eating tendencies in 147 participants (79 female; Mage= 26.37), no significant correlations found between N2 ERP measures and eating tendencies assessed by the DEBQ. Results suggests these aspects operate independently or are influenced by other factors, urging further investigation, especially in eating disorder populations.
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