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Investigating the Effects of Calorie Information and Serving Size of Alcohol Products on Alcohol Consumption.
The present study aims to investigate whether alcohol consumption is reduced when participants are shown calorie information of alcohol products, compared with when calorie information is absent. We also wish to see whether alcohol consumption levels are reduced when changing the serving sizes available to participants.
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