Perspective
Environmental noise's effect on food reward
Author(s): Zadic James*
Food rewards include both wanting and liking, yet these emotions are expressed in very different brain substrates. While like is linked to consummatory and hedonistic experiences, desire indicates anticipatory and motivating activities. Additionally, behavioural paradigms have quantitatively segregated these various constructs. Indeed, how much food is appreciated depends on internal, physiological, and interoceptive factors. However, it is still unknown how these appetitive and rewarding reactions to food may be influenced by contextual sensory cues. We used an online version of the Leeds Emotional Response Scale to investigate the effects of environmental soundscapes on explicit liking, explicit wanting, implicit wanting, choice frequency, and reaction time of healthy/unhealthy food in light of the growing empirical focus on sound in food research. dietary preference survey. To elic.. Read More»
DOI:
:10.37532/puljfdr.22.6(5).1-2.
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