Although Horsemeat Is Regularly Eaten in Some Parts of the World

question 585

Multiple Choice

Although horsemeat is regularly eaten in some parts of the world, the vast majority of Americans would have great difficulty eating horsemeat, even if they were very hungry. This illustrates how which of the following affects hunger?

• A)genetic factors
• B)set points
• C)cultural values
• D)homeostatic mechanisms

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