In our replication, we partitioned a 200 g portion of M&Ms, and
both manipulated and measured diet consciousness.We replicated the
key results of both DPZ and SNMM.We also found the result frommeasured
diet-consciousness more equivocal. We explore further whether
the partitioning paradox was a “consumption bias” (as suggested by
SNMM), andwhether the effect disappearswhen subjectswere encouraged
to be mindful of the food while eating (Wansink, 2010).