How Does Social Rejection Relate to Eating Patterns, If at All

question 79

Multiple Choice

How does social rejection relate to eating patterns, if at all?

• A)Despite existing stereotypes, people who have recently experienced rejection do not eat significantly different foods than those who have not.
• B)People who have recently experienced rejection tend to eat more unhealthy foods and fewer healthy foods compared to those who have not.
• C)People who have recently experienced rejection tend to eat more in general-both unhealthy foods and healthy foods-compared to those who have not.
• D)People who have recently experienced rejection tend to eat less in general-both unhealthy foods and healthy foods-compared to those who have not.

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Definitions:

Body Functions

Refer to the physiological functions of body systems, including motor, sensory, and cognitive functions.

Secondary Drive

A learned drive that is not directly related to biological needs but rather emerges through the association with primary drives or needs.

Acquired Drives

Psychological needs or desires that are developed through experience or learned associations rather than innate.

Secondary

Relating to or of second rank or importance; not primary.