You know its easier to fall off the healthy-eating wagon when the person across the table from you is going whole-hog on mozzarella sticks, but science still felt the need to study this. And evidence presented at the 2013 Agricultural and Applied Economic Associations annual meeting backs you up: In the study, people made similar dining choices as their companions did, possibly because we simply want to fit in. Not all eating partners make a bad influence, though. The report further speculates that if youre eating with a health-conscious person, you may be more likely to order something more nutritious as well.
Posted on: Fri, 31 Jan 2014 16:00:00 +0000
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