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Exploring the impact of daily hassles and stressors on snacking behaviours

24 May 2018

This study is exploring how our emotions are linked to our eating behaviours, and here, the focus is on snacking behaviours. Our team is investigating whether stress affects the types of foods you consume. A lot of research has already identified that stress in adults can lead to changes in their eating behaviours, but much less research has explored how stress affects the eating of both children and young adults. This is why we feel it is important to conduct this research.

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This study has been approved by the University of Leeds, School of Psychology Research Ethics Committee (reference: PSC-273, date: 07.02.2018).

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Our research team is focused on exploring how the impact and presence of stress influences health behaviours.

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