Sweetness and Performance

Hirsch, Edward

doi:10.1007/978-1-4471-1429-1_14

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1991

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“…The use of within-subjects designs in which each subject experiences all treatment conditions can be used to limit the potentially confounding effects of extraneous variables. Since order of dietary treatment may affect behavioral outcomes, however, it is important to vary the sequence of treatments among subjects (Anderson and Hrboticky 1986;Kruesi and Rapoport 1986;Kanarek and Orthen-Gambill1986;Hirsch 1987).…”

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“…Thus, it is impossible to determine if the dietary changes actually led to a reduction in sugar consumption. Intake data are essential to establish if dietary manipulations had any effect and if the independent variable was operative (Hirsch 1987). Even if sugar intake was reduced, the diets consumed during the two periods would have varied in nutrient composition, making it impossible to attribute behavioral change to reduced sugar intake.…”

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