ArticleAppetite2018
Binary components of food reinforcement: Amplitude and persistence.
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- Evaluating non-medical prescription opioid demand using commodity purchase tasks: test-retest reliability and incremental validity.Psychopharmacology · 2019Article
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Abstract
backgroundDemand curves provide an index of how reinforcing a food is. Research examining the latent structure of alcohol and tobacco reinforcement identified two underlying components of reinforcement, amplitude and persistence. No research has assessed latent structure of food reinforcement and how these factors are related to BMI. SUBJECTS AND
methodsParticipants were 297 adults from two studies that completed food purchasing tasks to assess the following measures of relative reinforcing efficacy (RRE) of food: intensity (Q
resultsBoth studies revealed two factor solutions, with P
conclusionsThe latent factor structure was similar across two significantly different independent samples and across low and high energy dense snack foods. In addition, the amplitude of the demand curve, but not persistence, was related to BMI. These results suggest specific aspects of food reinforcement that can be targeted to alter food intake.
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