限制性饮食者的去抑制效应
The Restrained Eaters’ Disinhibition Effect
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2014.47114, PDF, HTML, 下载: 2,806  浏览: 14,630 
作者: 王 维, 陈 红, 苏艳华, 韦春丽, 孟 鲁：西南大学心理学部，重庆
关键词: 限制性饮食；预加载；去抑制效应；过度进食；Restrained Eating； Preload； Disinhibition Effect； Overeating
摘要: 限制性饮食者通常通过限制进食来控制体重，然而实际情况中他们却经常陷入过度进食之中，这使他们的节食目标得不到实现。在所有引起去抑制进食的因素之中，预加载是研究的最多且最为经典的一种。因此当前研究针对这种现象进行了文献梳理，从其测量工具、影响因素、心理机制和研究展望等几个方面来进行分析和系统阐述。
Abstract: Restrained eaters usually control their weight by restraint food-intake, but in fact they often indulge in overeating; this made their weight control model cannot be reached. In all factors that can induce disinhibition eating, preload is mostly researched and most classical. Therefore, this research sought to make a review about this phenomenon. We make the analysis and systematic exposition from the questionnaires, the influence factors, the mental mechanism, and prospects of future study.
文章引用：王维, 陈红, 苏艳华, 韦春丽, 孟鲁 (2014). 限制性饮食者的去抑制效应. 心理学进展, 4(7), 881-888. http://dx.doi.org/10.12677/AP.2014.47114

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