How does the presence of others affect eating,according to Herman and Polivy's inhibitory norm model

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According to the inhibitory norm model proposed by Herman and Polivy, the presence of others generally inhibits eating due to social norms and concerns about appearing to overeat. However, in some situations where the social norms prioritize eating (such as at a potluck or buffet) or when others are eating quickly, the presence of others may increase eating behavior. So, the best answer is D, which acknowledges that the presence of others may have different effects on eating depending on the situation.

How Does the Presence of Others Affect Eating,according to Herman