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Learning the true calorie content of fast food may induce consumers to change behavior, yet recent evidence is mixed on whether calorie labels cause consumers to order healthier meals. Especially for individuals for whom consumption of highly caloric fast‐food is habitual, a rational response to calorie labeling may instead be to maintain consumption levels but increase physical activity. Using American...