We know that large serving sizes influence dieters to eat more… but what about server sizes?

A study published earlier this year in the Journal of Consumer Psychology reported that restaurant goers order differently, depending on the size of the waiter taking the order.

The study conducted two experiments: one measuring quantity of food eaten, and one looking at food choices of both dieters and non-dieters when ordering food from obese and non-obese servers.

The results may surprise you.

Credits to:Nutrition Data: Dieting & Weight Loss Blog

Related Posts

• The Impact of Wolf Hunting Much Greater than Commonly Assumed
  Image credit: jurvetson/Flickr Wolf culls, the logic goes, are acceptable because they have a compensatory impact on the population. Thus, when a hu...
• Women Attracted To Macho Men Much More Than To ‘modest’ Males
  The idea that a modern man who is modest and metrosexual has features women find attractive appears to be a myth, according to a new study published i...
• What Are Proteins? What Is A Protein? How Much Protein Do I Need?
  Proteins are large molecules consisting of amino acids which our bodies and the cells in our bodies need to function properly. Our body structures, fu...
• What Is Sugar? How Much Added Sugar Should I Have?
  Sugar is a simple, edible, crystalline carbohydrate. Sugar comes in many different forms, however, all types have a sweet flavor. The main types of su...
• Pop Quiz: How much do you know about type 2 diabetes?
  How much do you really know about type 2 diabetes? Get out your number 2 pencils and see how you do.1. In adults, type 2 diabetes accounts for about w...