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The set-point theory suggests that when a person is on a restrictive diet, the body responds by initiating physiological changes that
 
  A) increase the thermic effect of food.
  B) slow down the basal metabolic rate.
  C) increase the basal metabolic rate.
  D) increase fidgeting and other spontaneous physical activity.

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The thrifty gene theory suggests that, during times of plenty, a person with a thrifty metabolism
 
  A) draws on fat stored in adipose tissue. B) has more lean muscle mass.
  C) burns more Calories. D) is more resistant to weight loss.
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