Lecture 31 Flashcards

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What factors affect eating behavior?

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Cognitive factors (e.g. expectations for how much we'll enjoy food, beliefs, attitudes, memories)
Perceptual factors (e.g. serving/plate size affects amount eaten)
Cultural Norms (e.g. when/where we're supposed to eat
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How can Conditioning affect eating behavior?

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Good tastes positively reinforces
Reducing hunger negatively in forces
Learned tase aversions are acquired rapidly
Cues we associate with food can trigger hunger (e.g. sights and sounds)

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How much do Genetic factors account for weight?

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40-70%

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What does the Hypothalamus control?

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Secretions of Gonadotropins from the pituitary gland

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What do Gonadotropins affect?

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The rate at which gonads release androgens and estogens

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What are the two types of effects of sex hormones?

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Organizational effects

Activational effects

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What are Organizational effects?

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Development of male/female sex characteristics

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What are Activational effects?

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Begins at puberty, stimulate sexual desire and behavior

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What is the need for achievement?

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Refers to the desire to accomplish tasks and attain standards for excellence

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What does achievement goal theory describe?

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4 motivation profiles which vary in goal/type focus

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