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HEALTHLINE | How One Small Change Pushed People to Buy More Vegetarian Dinners
A new study finds a simple way to get people to eat less meat is to simply offer more than one vegetarian dish. Dr. Lesley Fellows, professor of neurology and neurosurgery at McGill University, who has studied decision making, says that "When human beings are making a choice, they’re very much influenced by context, including what other alternatives are available, in ways that are not obvious to the chooser. We look at what’s available in the moment and arrange things in order of preference, choosing the one that looks best right now.”
