The Challenge of Holiday and Social Eating
Briefly

Social eating is deeply ingrained in our DNA, offering opportunities for community and connection through shared meals while influencing our eating choices.
External reward systems, such as contests and incentives to avoid holiday weight gain, often fail to yield sustainable behavioral changes over time.
Understanding personal values regarding health can empower individuals to navigate social eating situations without feeling overwhelmed by external pressures.
The complexity of human behavior in food choices during social situations requires careful consideration of various influencing factors and strategies for success.
Read at Psychology Today
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