Figures & data
Figure 1. Logic model to organise evidence on the impacts of drinks containers on micro- and macro- drinking behaviours, with two proposed mechanisms: perception and affordance.
![Figure 1. Logic model to organise evidence on the impacts of drinks containers on micro- and macro- drinking behaviours, with two proposed mechanisms: perception and affordance.](/cms/asset/ddae5fff-e494-4bf0-857b-43bbfc1fd879/rhpr_a_1842230_f0001_oc.jpg)
Figure 2. Image to depict the midpoints of 330 ml portions in outward-sloped and straight-sided glasses, as in Langfield et al. (Citation2018) and Langfield et al. (Citation2020).
![Figure 2. Image to depict the midpoints of 330 ml portions in outward-sloped and straight-sided glasses, as in Langfield et al. (Citation2018) and Langfield et al. (Citation2020).](/cms/asset/989fc349-8a69-47c4-8c57-a1594cee358b/rhpr_a_1842230_f0002_oc.jpg)
Figure 3. Plots to show affordance by glass shape of volume remaining (%) by angle of tilt. ‘A’ illustrates the relationship with glass dimensions as used by Langfield et al., Citation2018; Study 1 (Langfield et al., Citation2020). ‘B’ illustrates the relationship with more extreme dimensions.
![Figure 3. Plots to show affordance by glass shape of volume remaining (%) by angle of tilt. ‘A’ illustrates the relationship with glass dimensions as used by Langfield et al., Citation2018; Study 1 (Langfield et al., Citation2020). ‘B’ illustrates the relationship with more extreme dimensions.](/cms/asset/13522c1b-e167-41c5-8fcd-c29ec9e5c430/rhpr_a_1842230_f0003_oc.jpg)