There is a large and growing body of evidence on the health benefits of engagement in
leisure activities (voluntary, enjoyable non-work activities, such as hobbies, arts …

Self-regulation failure is often explained as being overwhelmed by impulse. The present
article proposes a novel pathway, presenting a theoretical framework and empirical review …

Background Interoception is the ability to perceive one's inner bodily feelings and is thought
to be associated with the capacity of recognising and experiencing emotions. Previous …

Despite the pervasive social endorsement of “cheat meals” within pro‐muscularity online
communities, there is an absence of empirical work examining this dietary phenomenon …

Compensatory Green Beliefs (CGBs) refer to beliefs that the negative effects of energy-
inefficient or unsustainable behaviors (eg, flying abroad on holiday) can be compensated for …

Wellness tourism experience in forest areas contributes to public health improvement.
However, there is still a lack of clear research on the psychological mechanism of forest …

Consumers have become increasingly concerned with the foods they eat and the impact
they have on their health. To address this, the food industry has developed a wide array of …

Physical activity and diet are two predominant determinants of population health status that
may influence each other. Physical activity has been identified as a behavior that may lead …

Compensatory green beliefs (CGBs) reflect the idea that a pro-environmental behavior (eg,
recycling) can off-set the negative effects of an environmentally detrimental behavior (eg …

Current dietary patterns are unsustainable, for human and planetary health. A shift towards a
more sustainable diet is urgently needed. Understanding public perceptions of healthy and …