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gbarreiro

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Medical observations and classic research find that humans and nonhumans whose stomachs have been removed:
 
  A) cannot maintain a normal weight.
  B) become hyperphagic.
  C) do not receive any signals of satiety.
  D) still regulate food intake.

Question 2

Brandon is a psychologist who is studying the relationship between heredity and mood disorders. He strongly believes that behavior and mental processes have a connection with the brain, hormones, heredity, and evolution. Brandon's beliefs are most consistent with the _____ perspective.
 
  A) psychodynamic
  B) cognitive
  C) biological
  D) humanistic-existential



sarahccccc

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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