To stream or not to stream? Watching TV while eating promotes increased calorie consumption, but using a smartphone does not

These findings suggest that TV viewing likely continues to promote overeating, but smartphone use may not be associated with concurrent increased consumption. Nonetheless, future research is needed to understand effects on subsequent eating as well as interactive effects between smartphone use and TV viewing in modulating eating behavior.

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Physiology & Behavior
Published
2025-03-14
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physbeh.2025.114878
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Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet
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To stream or not to stream? Watching TV while eating promotes increased calorie consumption, but using a smartphone does not

Angela C. Incollingo Rodriguez, Luís Saboga Nunes, Mira S Kirschner
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Physiology & Behavior
Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet
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To stream or not to stream? Watching TV while eating promotes increased calorie consumption, but using a smartphone does not

Angela C. Incollingo Rodriguez, Luís Saboga Nunes, Mira S Kirschner
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Abstract

These findings suggest that TV viewing likely continues to promote overeating, but smartphone use may not be associated with concurrent increased consumption. Nonetheless, future research is needed to understand effects on subsequent eating as well as interactive effects between smartphone use and TV viewing in modulating eating behavior.

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