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Attentional bias toward high-calorie food-cues and trait motor impulsivity interactively predict weight gain.

Health Psychol Open · 2016 · PMC5193291 · PMID 28070402

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Although a similar interaction effect using a measure of attentional bias instead of approach bias in that study fell short of significance, plotting the interaction revealed that it was descriptively similar to the finding obtained for approach bias and to the interaction effect obtained in the current study.

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