A) blood glucose level has dropped.
B) blood glucose level has increased.
C) leptin levels are high.
D) ghrelin production is low.
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A) lower the animal's set point for body weight.
B) cause the animal to become extremely fat.
C) lower the animal's blood insulin levels.
D) increase the animal's basal metabolic rate.
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A) PYY.
B) orexin.
C) ghrelin.
D) insulin.
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A) needs;drives
B) drives;needs
C) universal;learned
D) learned;universal
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A) hypothalamus.
B) medulla.
C) amygdala.
D) hippocampus.
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A) increase;increase
B) decrease;increase
C) increase;decrease
D) decrease;decrease
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A) is very poor and malnourished.
B) is influenced in his eating habits by social and cultural factors.
C) is mentally ill.
D) eats regularly at the college cafeteria.
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A) ghrelin.
B) insulin.
C) glucose.
D) serotonin.
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A) rising blood glucose levels.
B) reduced secretions of ghrelin.
C) a rising set point.
D) stomach contractions.
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A) PYY.
B) leptin.
C) ghrelin.
D) epinephrine.
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A) did not stabilize their weight even though they were taking in half their previous calories.
B) stabilized at 25 percent of their normal weight,while taking in half their previous calories.
C) reduced their energy expenditure,and their body weights stabilized at about 25 percent below their starting weights.
D) increased their energy expenditure and their basal metabolic rate.
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A) low blood pressure.
B) stored energy.
C) a low set point.
D) reduced levels of serotonin.
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A) low affluence and status.
B) high affluence and status.
C) neophobia.
D) importance of portion size.
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A) she may have a higher-than-average set point for body weight.
B) low-calorie diets trigger increased secretions of PYY.
C) lean tissue is maintained by fewer calories than is fat tissue.
D) her resting metabolic rate will increase and prompt her to overeat.
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A) Although laboratory mice and rats will overeat if given a variety of foods to eat,animals in the wild will eat only enough to maintain a normal body weight.
B) Sustained changes in body weight can alter one's set point,and psychological factors also sometimes drive our feelings of hunger.
C) Even when people are given medications that boost brain levels of serotonin,their weight will gradually decrease with age.
D) The prevalence of obesity is just as great in developing countries as in North America.
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A) basal metabolic rate.
B) the ecology of eating
C) heredity
D) homeostasis
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A) social facilitation.
B) the ecology of eating.
C) the set point.
D) the body mass index.
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A) Jan and Paul are more likely to be similar than are Mark and Thomas.
B) Mark will be more similar to Jan and Paul than to Thomas.
C) Mark is more likely to be similar to Thomas,even though they are being raised apart.
D) Thomas will be more similar to his family than to Mark.
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A) neophobia.
B) a set point.
C) social facilitation.
D) the importance of portion size.
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A) slowly;women
B) rapidly;women
C) slowly;men
D) rapidly;men
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