Glycemic Load Is Different from the Glycemic Index Because

question 49

Multiple Choice

Glycemic load is different from the glycemic index because

• A) it considers the typical portion of food consumed.
• B) it is not a rating system.
• C) it is based on experiments that determine the glycemic response to typical portions of foods.
• D) it has different cutoff values for "high" than the glycemic index.

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Definitions:

Conforming Norm

A rule or standard of behavior that individuals in a society are expected to follow in order to fit in or be accepted by the group.

Expressed Attitudes

Opinions or stances that individuals openly communicate to others through verbal or non-verbal means.

Voluntary Adherence

The act of willingly following or committing to a policy, rule, or guideline.

Reference Group

Kelley’s term for a group that is psychologically significant for our behaviour and attitudes.