#9524. Exploring the role of momentary positive and negative affect in overeating and binge eating: Evidence for different associations among men and women

September 2026publication date
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Abstract:
Momentary positive and negative emotions have shown to affect eating behaviour. In this study, we used experience sampling method (ESM) to assess how momentary positive affect (PA) and negative affect (NA) relate to overeating (OE) and binge eating (BE) episodes among men and women compared to no OE/BE episodes. We additionally looked at how situational and social context moderate these relationships. For this purpose, 87 women and 94 men participated in the study where they were instructed to rate their levels of various positive and negative emotions, situational whereabouts, and the presence of OE/BE 7 times a day for 3 consecutive days.
Keywords:
Binge eating; Experience sampling method; Men; Negative affect; Overeating; Positive affect; Women

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