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10. Energy Balance: Body Weight, Obesity, & Eating Disorders
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10. Energy Balance: Body Weight, Obesity, & Eating Disorders / Maintaining Weight / Problem 11
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Which of the following grocery-shopping approaches best applies behavioral strategies to reduce impulse purchases and support long-term maintenance?
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Shopping with a planned list after eating a full meal, avoiding aisles with highly processed snack foods, and using the list to limit unplanned purchases.
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Shopping every day when slightly hungry so that you buy fresh items you will definitely eat, and relying on impulse choices to keep the diet varied and interesting.
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Shopping only online and ordering all items in bulk without a list so that you can take advantage of promotional offers that increase variety but not necessarily nutritional quality.
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Shopping with a rotating set of pre-selected favorite meals and deliberately leaving the produce section unattended to minimize decision fatigue and over-selection of vegetables.
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