Health & Medicine
Fear of Offending Others May Prompt Unhealthy Food Choices Around the Holidays
For those who have ever opted for a slice of pie so as not to offend those doing the same, it may not come as a surprise that peer pressure and the fear of seeming judgmental may influence food choices around the holidays.
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