PubMed · 2594289
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K E Kibblewhite. 1989-11-22. A hypothesis about cot death.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2594289/
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The eating behavior of college women scoring within either the above-average or middle ranges on the Restraint Scale was compared following brief social encounters with male students or other female students, or a no-encounter control situation. The eating of average restraint women was significantly depressed following interaction with a partner whom the subjects considered attractive. For high restraint women a nonsignificant tendency towards disinhibition of eating following interaction with an attractive other occurred. Personality ratings by partners indicated that high restraint women presented a distinct social persona to male, but not female, strangers in the brief experimental interaction.
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