In Neuropsychological Assessment No Direct Examination of Physiological Functioning Is

question 28

True/False

In neuropsychological assessment no direct examination of physiological functioning is made. Rather, possible neurological deficits are inferred from performance on various tasks.

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Definitions:

Eating Behavior

A set of psychological and physiological processes that dictate the consumption, choice, and preferences of food.

Arcuate Nucleus

A nucleus in the hypothalamus involved in appetite regulation and energy homeostasis.

Lateral Hypothalamus

A region of the hypothalamus involved in hunger and thirst regulation, as well as other aspects of motivated behavior.

Obesity

Excessive accumulation of body fat.