Motoric inhibition reduces the consumption of sugary drinks
Regarding our result for an unspecific effect of the intervention on sugary drink consumption, previous data suggest that self-reported measures of food intake can fail to detect real-world effects since participants’ ideas of what they consume can be biasedTo assess if the decrease in sugary drinks’ valuation translated into a reduction in their self-reported consumption, we conducted an exploratory analysis of the correlation between both variables (see 