Question 1

Cephalic responses refer to

Accepted Answer

A)  hunger sensations and thirst sensations. 
B)  salivary, gastric, and insulin reactions. 
C)  eating and then digesting food. 
D)  thoughts and images of foods. 
A)  hunger sensations and thirst sensations. 
B)  salivary, gastric, and insulin reactions. 
C)  eating and then digesting food. 
D)  thoughts and images of foods.

Question 2

What are the consequences of satiety?

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A)  A person now eats more. 
B)  There are no consequences 
C)  Food no longer tastes as good. 
D)  Food palatability increases. 
A)  A person now eats more. 
B)  There are no consequences 
C)  Food no longer tastes as good. 
D)  Food palatability increases.

Question 3

As hunger increases, the amount people eat

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A)  decreases 
B)  increases 
C)  is unaffected 
D)  increases only for desserts 
A)  decreases 
B)  increases 
C)  is unaffected 
D)  increases only for desserts

Question 4

Which statement is not a characteristic of or not explained by sensory specific satiety?

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A)  People eat a variety of foods for lunch and dinner. 
B)  Sugar and fat determine how much a person eats. 
C)  There is always room for dessert after dinner. 
D)  People will eat less of the same food. 
A)  People eat a variety of foods for lunch and dinner. 
B)  Sugar and fat determine how much a person eats. 
C)  There is always room for dessert after dinner. 
D)  People will eat less of the same food.

Question 5

a. What is alliesthesia?
b. Describe the function of alliesthesia in relation to homeostasis.

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b. Describe the function...

Question 6

Why don't people quit eating when full? That is, why is there always room for dessert?

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Cephalic responses refer to

What are the consequences of satiety?

As hunger increases, the amount people eat

Which statement is not a characteristic of or not explained by sensory specific satiety?

a. What is alliesthesia? b. Describe the function of alliesthesia in relation to homeostasis.

Why don't people quit eating when full? That is, why is there always room for dessert?

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Exam 4: Homeostasis: Temperature, Thirst, Hunger, and Eating

Cephalic responses refer to

What are the consequences of satiety?

As hunger increases, the amount people eat

Which statement is not a characteristic of or not explained by sensory specific satiety?

a. What is alliesthesia? b. Describe the function of alliesthesia in relation to homeostasis.

Why don't people quit eating when full? That is, why is there always room for dessert?

Introduction to Motivation and Emotion

Evolutionary Antecedents of Motivation

Addictions and Addictive Behaviors

Behavior, Arousal, and Affective Valence

Stress, Coping and Health

Psychological Needs and Motives

Personality and Motivation

Extrinsic and Intrinsic Motivation

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