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Restrained eating is defined as
 
  a. avoiding certain types of foods.
  b. limiting food intake to certain times of day.
  c. ceasing to eat when hunger has been satis-fied.
  d. limiting food intake to less than natural appetite.

Question 2

People who come to the United States from other countries bring their culture with them. Why may they retain their own comfort foods?
 
  A) Familiarity B) Comfort C) Link with the past D) Tradition



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Answer to Question 1

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Restrained eating means restricting food intake below one's natural appetite. Avoiding certain types of foods is picky eating. Restrained eaters may or may not limit food intake to certain times of day. Ceasing to eat when hunger has been satisfied would be considered normal eating.

Answer to Question 2

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People who move to other cultures may retain their own cultural comfort foods as a link with the past.



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