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Eating habits: What you eat reveals a lot about your personality

A recent study found that people with low self-control often make unhealthy food choices. 

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Published : Sep 01 2020, 08:25 PM IST
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<p>Every choice in life is a reflection of one's personality and this is true even when it comes to food. People who have healthy food habits don't veer off course. They aren't easily tempted by unhealthy food, a study has found.</p>

<p>Every choice in life is a reflection of one's personality and this is true even when it comes to food. People who have healthy food habits don't veer off course. They aren't easily tempted by unhealthy food, a study has found.</p>

Every choice in life is a reflection of one's personality and this is true even when it comes to food. People who have healthy food habits don't veer off course. They aren't easily tempted by unhealthy food, a study has found.

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<p>&nbsp;In contrast, those who are more inclined towards sugary, unhealthy foods lack self-control and give in to their temptations more easily.<br />&nbsp;</p>

<p>&nbsp;In contrast, those who are more inclined towards sugary, unhealthy foods lack self-control and give in to their temptations more easily.<br />&nbsp;</p>

 In contrast, those who are more inclined towards sugary, unhealthy foods lack self-control and give in to their temptations more easily.
 

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<p>The study, conducted by a group of researchers at the Ohio State University, interviewed 81 people as part of their research. Participants were asked to click a start button and make a choice between two images, one representing a healthy snack and another image containing a picture of an unhealthy food item.</p>

<p>The study, conducted by a group of researchers at the Ohio State University, interviewed 81 people as part of their research. Participants were asked to click a start button and make a choice between two images, one representing a healthy snack and another image containing a picture of an unhealthy food item.</p>

The study, conducted by a group of researchers at the Ohio State University, interviewed 81 people as part of their research. Participants were asked to click a start button and make a choice between two images, one representing a healthy snack and another image containing a picture of an unhealthy food item.

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<p>&nbsp;Researchers got their results based on where the cursor moved when the images were shown. They found that some people hovered their cursor onto the unhealthy food item even though they finally made the decision to choose the healthy snack. However, those who have healthy eating habits didn't delay when they had to make a choice.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>&nbsp;Researchers got their results based on where the cursor moved when the images were shown. They found that some people hovered their cursor onto the unhealthy food item even though they finally made the decision to choose the healthy snack. However, those who have healthy eating habits didn't delay when they had to make a choice.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

 Researchers got their results based on where the cursor moved when the images were shown. They found that some people hovered their cursor onto the unhealthy food item even though they finally made the decision to choose the healthy snack. However, those who have healthy eating habits didn't delay when they had to make a choice.

 

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<p>"This mouse-tracking metric could be a powerful tool to investigate real-time conflict when people have to make decisions related to self-control," a media report had quoted Paul Stillman, the co-author of the study, as saying.</p>

<p>"This mouse-tracking metric could be a powerful tool to investigate real-time conflict when people have to make decisions related to self-control," a media report had quoted Paul Stillman, the co-author of the study, as saying.</p>

"This mouse-tracking metric could be a powerful tool to investigate real-time conflict when people have to make decisions related to self-control," a media report had quoted Paul Stillman, the co-author of the study, as saying.

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<p>He added that some participants were more tempted than the rest and they failed at exercising self-control. Those who chose a candy bar for instance had the least amount of resistance to unhealthy food choices.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>He added that some participants were more tempted than the rest and they failed at exercising self-control. Those who chose a candy bar for instance had the least amount of resistance to unhealthy food choices.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

He added that some participants were more tempted than the rest and they failed at exercising self-control. Those who chose a candy bar for instance had the least amount of resistance to unhealthy food choices.

 

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<p>However, mastering this trick and practising mindful eating is not an easy task. Most people fail to keep track of their calorie intake and end up overeating. This is where the colour of your plate comes into play.<br />&nbsp;</p>

<p>However, mastering this trick and practising mindful eating is not an easy task. Most people fail to keep track of their calorie intake and end up overeating. This is where the colour of your plate comes into play.<br />&nbsp;</p>

However, mastering this trick and practising mindful eating is not an easy task. Most people fail to keep track of their calorie intake and end up overeating. This is where the colour of your plate comes into play.
 

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