Long-term regulation of eating behavior most likely:
a. is impossible to understand based on current research
b. involves a system capable of detecting changes in the body's fat stores
c. involves a system that detects blood glucose levels
d. depends on stretch receptors in the stomach
Question 2
Research by Keesey and others has shown that after lesions to the LH, animals:
a. are unable to eat or drink
b. regulate their eating to maintain a lower body set-point
c. eat more to make up for previous lack of eating
d. gain weight to match their new set-point
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