The development and testing of the TTU food cue reactivity image bank

The high agreement among raters on the visual characteristics and appeal ratings of the images increases confidence that food-cue-reactivity observed is based on intended "image type" distinctions (i.e., food vs. object) and not incidental visual features.

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International Journal of Obesity
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2025-07-26
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41366-025-01856-9
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Sensory Analysis and Statistical Methods
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The development and testing of the TTU food cue reactivity image bank

Martin Binks, W.R. Quarles
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International Journal of Obesity
Sensory Analysis and Statistical Methods
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The development and testing of the TTU food cue reactivity image bank

Martin Binks, W.R. Quarles
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Abstract

The high agreement among raters on the visual characteristics and appeal ratings of the images increases confidence that food-cue-reactivity observed is based on intended "image type" distinctions (i.e., food vs. object) and not incidental visual features.

International Journal of ObesityVol. 49(10)
Texas Tech University (US), George Mason University (US)
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 20%
Sensory Analysis and Statistical Methods
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