One of our previous studies suggested that wine sales increase by almost 10% if wine is served in a larger glass (here).  In our new replication study, published here in BMC Research Notes, we explored the effect of wine glass size on purchasing for on-site consumption in two bars in Cambridge. For full details of the study, please click on the read more button.

The British Psychological Society interviewed our very own Professor Dame Marteau for their October edition of the Psychologist. To read the article in full, click here:

Sub-dividing a fixed amount of a sugar-sweetened beverage into smaller vs. larger bottles could help curb their consumption but, so far, no studies have tested this possibility. To explore the possible effects of small bottles, we conducted a qualitative study, published in the journal Appetite.

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