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The key driver for eating is of course ______
The key driver for eating is of course ______
hunger
Several determinants influence the priority for population dietary ______
Several determinants influence the priority for population dietary ______
changes
Some biological determinants include hunger, appetite, and ______
Some biological determinants include hunger, appetite, and ______
taste
Economic determinants include cost, income, and ______
Economic determinants include cost, income, and ______
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Physical determinants involve access, education, skills, and ______
Physical determinants involve access, education, skills, and ______
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Social determinants encompass culture, family, peers, and meal ______
Social determinants encompass culture, family, peers, and meal ______
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Psychological determinants include mood, stress, and ______
Psychological determinants include mood, stress, and ______
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The macro-nutrients generating satiety signals include carbohydrates, proteins, and ______
The macro-nutrients generating satiety signals include carbohydrates, proteins, and ______
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Low energy density diets generate greater ______ than high energy density diets.
Low energy density diets generate greater ______ than high energy density diets.
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Passive overconsumption can occur when high-fat and/or high-sugar foods lead to excess energy ______
Passive overconsumption can occur when high-fat and/or high-sugar foods lead to excess energy ______
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Study Notes
Biological Determinants of Food Choice
- Hunger and Satiety: The body's need for energy and nutrients drives food choices.
- Central Nervous System: The brain plays a crucial role in regulating hunger, appetite, and food intake.
- Satiety Signals: Macronutrients (carbohydrates, proteins, and fats) send satiety signals, with protein being the most satiating, followed by carbohydrates, and then fat.
- Energy Density: Diets with low energy density promote greater satiety compared to high energy density diets.
- Passive Overconsumption: High-fat and high-sugar foods, due to their high energy density, can lead to unintentional overeating, even without consuming additional bulk.
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Description
Explore the biological factors influencing food choices, including hunger, satiety, and the role of the central nervous system. This quiz delves into how macronutrients and energy density affect eating behaviors and potential overeating. Test your understanding of these essential concepts in nutrition.
