Study Suggests Obese People See Distances Differently
- 8 years ago
A study found that those who are carrying a significant number of additional pounds may perceive distances as being greater than they actually are.
Weight loss is a daunting venture, and according to a recent study, obese individuals may be up against an extra hurdle.
Jessica Witt, a psychologist at the Colorado State University, found that those who are carrying a significant number of additional pounds may perceive distances as being greater than they actually are.
That can prove detrimental in tackling the already ominous task of dropping excess weight, as it can discourage engaging in activity.
Witt
Weight loss is a daunting venture, and according to a recent study, obese individuals may be up against an extra hurdle.
Jessica Witt, a psychologist at the Colorado State University, found that those who are carrying a significant number of additional pounds may perceive distances as being greater than they actually are.
That can prove detrimental in tackling the already ominous task of dropping excess weight, as it can discourage engaging in activity.
Witt