Procedure
A telephone pre-screen was conducted and eligible adolescents were scheduled for a visit. Adolescents were asked to fast and not exercise two hours before the visit to prepare for body measurements. To conceal the study purpose, potential participants were told that body weight would be assessed because those of higher weights may be more sensitive to relationship interactions. Parents/guardians and adolescents signed consents and assents, respectively. To confirm eligibility, fasting body weight (kg) and height (cm) in triplicate were measured. Participants consumed a granola bar (100 kcal) to ensure they were not extremely hungry before the food-related ABs computer dot probe task (“AB task”). On a hunger visual analogue scale (0 = “not at all hungry” to 100 = “extremely hungryAdolescents completed a 15-minute food-related ABs computer task examining the speed their attention was drawn toward food images versus non-food images. Participants then viewed a 14-minute clip of Following the marketing exposure, adolescents were provided 30 minutes to eat 