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<22{3[2(08)]}> Surveys show that people who use calorie information to decide which foods to eat consume on average 100 calorie...Asked by Anonymous
Surveys show that people who use calorie information to decide which foods to eat consume on average 100 calories less than they would if they didn’t check calorie information before eating. Strangely though, people who use calorie information in this way weigh more on average than people who don’t check calorie information before eating.
Which one of the following, if true, best explains the surprising statistic stated above?
Which one of the following, if true, best explains the surprising statistic stated above?
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