Hunger really can make us feel 'hangry', study finds angliaruskin PLOSONE
to take place in participants' everyday environments, such as their workplace and at home.
Hunger was associated with 37% of the variance in irritability, 34% of the variance in anger and 38% of the variance in pleasure recorded by the participants. The research also found that the—irritability, anger, and unpleasantness—are caused by both day-to-day fluctuations in hunger, as well as residual levels of hunger measured by averages over the three-week period.
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