11.1

Question 1

satiation

Answer 1

the point in a meal where we are no longer motivated to eat (the feeling of being “full”)

Question 2

[cognitive influence on eating] unit bias

Answer 2

the tendency to assume that the unit of sale or portioning is an appropriate amount to consume (eating the amount your provided with)

Question 3

social factor #1 of eating) social facilitation

Answer 3

eating more “take sending helpings” - the longer a person sits at a table socializing, the more they are likely to consume

Question 4

social factor #2 of eating) impression management

Answer 4

eating less: people self-consciously control their behaviour so that others will see them in a certain way- eating small amounts to avoid seeming “rude”

Question 5

social factor #3 of eating) modelling

Answer 5

eating whatever they eat: eating however much or what peers/family are (date or business meeting)

Question 6

eating is…

Answer 6

cognitive, biological, and social

Question 7

obesity

Answer 7

a disorder of positive energy balance, in which energy intake exceeds energy expenditure

Question 8

anorexia nervosa

Answer 8

an eating disorder that involves
(1) starvation,
(2) intense fear of weight gain
(3) dissatisfaction with ones body,
(4) and denial of the low weight

Question 9

bulimia nervosa

Answer 9

an eating disorder that is characterized by periods of food deprivation, binge-eating and purging

Question 10

what causes the chances of an eating disorder?

Answer 10

combos of stress and psychological vulnerability