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Eating less and taking smaller bitesa.relate to a desire to appear feminine and to make a good socia

Eating less and taking smaller bites
      a.   relate to a desire to appear feminine and to make a good social impression.
      b.   relate to the taste of the food, and both men and women take smaller bites of less tasty food.
      c.   relate to the situation in which people eat, with people eating more in unfamiliar situations and other situations that produce nervousness or unease.
      d.   are behaviors that both women and men perform unconsciously in response to familiar people and social settings.

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