How Does Classical Conditioning Affect Our Eating Habits

question 64

Multiple Choice

How does classical conditioning affect our eating habits?

• A)Conditioned stimuli can be so powerful that we eat when we are not hungry.
• B)We use food as a reward to reinforce behavior change.
• C)It doesn't; we have no biological predisposition toward conditioning related to food.
• D)It is why we like sweet things.

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Definitions:

Monosaccharides

The simplest form of carbohydrates, consisting of a single sugar molecule such as glucose or fructose.

Enediol Rearrangement

A chemical rearrangement involving the migration of double bonds along with hydrogen atoms, often seen in carbohydrate chemistry.

Epimerization

A chemical process that results in the conversion of one epimer to another, typically involving the inversion of stereochemistry at a single chiral center.

D-Glyceraldehyde

An important intermediate in cellular metabolism, this simple sugar molecule is one of the smallest and simplest forms of aldose.