okay, this caught my eye: "Thirteen of Wansink’s studies have now been retracted, including the six pulled from JAMA today. Among them: studies suggesting peop

okay, this caught my eye: "Thirteen of Wansink’s studies have now been retracted, including the six pulled from JAMA today. Among them: studies suggesting people who grocery shop hungry buy more calories; that preordering lunch can help you choose healthier food; and that serving people out of large bowls encourage them to serve themselves larger portions." Are we sure those studies have been disproven? I am skeptical because I am pretty sure that I buy more calories when I am hungry. Note, I may not eat more calories, and I may shop less frequently because then I have more to go on. But actually shopping for more during that trip, I am pretty sure. I am more curious about who tried to replicate the studies and how.