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A new Journal of Marketing study explores whether the onset of daylight saving time leads consumers to engage in unhealthy behaviors.
Researchers examine social media data from X to study consumer responses to the switch to daylight saving.
Results show that calorie consumption from largely unhealthy snacks increases following the time change and visits to fitness centers decrease.
There is no effect of the fall transition on calories consumed from unhealthy snacks.
Story Source: Journal Reference: - Ramkumar Janakiraman , Harsha Kamatham , Sven Feurer , Rishika Rishika , Bhavna Phogaat , Marina Girju. EXPRESS: Spring Forward = Fall Back? the Effect of Daylight Saving Time Change on Consumers’ Unhealthy Behavior. Journal of Marketing , 2024 ; DOI: 10.1177/00222429241256570 Cite This Page:.
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