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Test: Are you an emotional eater?

It’s one of those hectic days and you’ve got a million things to do. You come across a large box of chocolates left over from Easter. You:

Going to the cinema means:

You meet friends at a restaurant but you’re not hungry. You:

Your flatmate leaves a packet of chocolate digestives in the cupboard. You:

You’re at a party and there’s loads of food. You:

It’s 4.30pm and you’re a bit bored. You:

You’re offered a second helping of your favourite pudding. You say:

Your friend is getting married in a few months’ time. You:

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It’s one of those hectic days and you’ve got a million things to do. You come across a large box of chocolates left over from Easter. You:

Going to the cinema means:

You meet friends at a restaurant but you’re not hungry. You:

Your flatmate leaves a packet of chocolate digestives in the cupboard. You:

You’re at a party and there’s loads of food. You:

It’s 4.30pm and you’re a bit bored. You:

You’re offered a second helping of your favourite pudding. You say:

Your friend is getting married in a few months’ time. You:

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