Nutritional Research with Rats Suggests That

question 143

Multiple Choice

Nutritional research with rats suggests that:

• A) when you eat is more important than what you eat.
• B) eating a high-fat, non-nutritious diet can lead to poor cognitive performance.
• C) caloric restriction improves cognitive performance for short periods.
• D) diet has long-term, but not short-term effects on cognition and memory.

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Definitions:

Utilitarian Needs

Describes consumer needs that are driven by practical, functional, and rational motives rather than emotional or aesthetic reasons.

Hedonic Needs

Hedonic needs are consumer desires for products or experiences that provide pleasure, enjoyment, or aesthetic satisfaction.

Goal Attainment

The achievement of desired outcomes or objectives through planned action or strategy.

Nutrition-Related Goals

Objectives focused on improving or maintaining one's dietary habits for better health outcomes.