Small packages of food can slow down impulsive eating.

WSJ: Overeating: The Psychology of Small Packages

They start eating fast but slow down after six minutes, and in an interesting bit of carb trivia, they tend to eat rice much faster than pasta (possibly due to the labor-intensive twirling process).

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Eating less meat could help slow this unsustainable increase, but U.S. farms won't suffer as a result.

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It is also about a change in British eating habits, and the perils of being slow to adapt.

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Researchers say it is unclear how resealability affects eating behavior, but it could encourage eaters to slow down because they know they are supposed to save some for later.

WSJ: Overeating: The Psychology of Small Packages

Newspaper and media use is as sticky and slow to change, as illogically romantic, as our habits in eating or dress.

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