Daily social resources as a buffer against stress eating and its consequences.
Yoobin Park(University of California, San Francisco), Elissa S. Epel(University of California, San Francisco), Ashley E. Mason(University of California, San Francisco), Aric A. Prather(University of California, San Francisco), Brian P. Don(University of Auckland)
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