Psychology Eating Disorders Biological and Evolutionary Hypothesis
Biological explanations of eating disorders and evolutionary hypothesis
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- Created on: 07-01-14 19:26
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2. At what stage does morning sickness occur?
- After you are pregnant
- Early stages of pregnancy
- Late stages of pregnancy
- During pregnancy
3. What does the hormone leptin do?
- Tells us we are full
- Signal to brain telling you you're full
- Satiety centre
- Opposite of hunger
4. Rats and humans eat
- Less tasty food and not as much in company
- More tastier food than less tasty food and we eat more when we are in company
- We don't eat
- More tasty food and less when we are in company
5. As more fat is produced...
- More leptin is produced and the hypothalamus is stimulated to reduce food intake
- The bigger weight you become
- Less leptin is produced and the ventromedial hypothalamus works
- The ventromedial hypothalamus stops working
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