Studies of Caloric Restriction and Longevity in Animals Show That

question 54

Multiple Choice

Studies of caloric restriction and longevity in animals show that

• A) with caloric restriction, diseases are not reduced but longevity is still enhanced.
• B) with caloric restriction animals live longer and have a lower incidence of heart disease and cancer.
• C) only obese animals show increase of disease and shortened life spans.
• D) animals that followed their usual diets live longer than those with lower or higher caloric intake.

Understand the principles of language, including syntax and the role of symbols.

Recognize the belief-bias effect and wishful thinking bias in evaluating evidence.

Distinguish between human and nonhuman animal communication and cognitive abilities.

Apprehend the significance of comparative cognition and cross-cultural research in psychology.

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