A study has found that people consumed 18 percent fewer calories when the music and lighting in a restaurant was softer.
"When we softened the lights and softened the music in the restaurant it didn't change what people ordered, but what it did do was lead them to eat less and made them more satisfied and happier,"
The study has implications not only for restaurants but for everyone who wishes to eat more healthfully.
"If softer music and softer lighting seem to get people to eat less in a fast food situation, why not try the same thing at home?" said psychologist Wansink.
Read the whole article here: http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/08/31/uk-restaurants-atmosphere-idUSLNE87U00Q20120831
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