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Hunger Effects on Attentional Capture by Food Cues
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Description: Pre-registrations, code, and data for two close replications of the study titled "All I saw was the cake: Hunger effects on attentional capture by visual food cues" (Piech, et al. 2010).
Hunger is a powerful driver of eating behaviour. However, the relationship between hunger and food-related cognition remains poorly understood.
Previous research found that hunger increased the ability of food cues to capture attention in a US student sample (N=23; Piech, Pastorino, & Zald, Appet., 54, p579-582, 2010).
We conducted online (N=29) and in-person (N=28) replications of this study with…
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