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Satiety is best described as...

• the process that leads to a decline in hunger, an increase in fullness after the completion of a meal and the inhibition of further eating.

• the absence of fullness and the anticipation of food reward

• the information humans get from their senses about food and how they interpret that information.

• the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth

Which part of the brain has control over appetite and satiety?

• Hippocampus

• Amygdala

• Basal Ganglia

• Hypothalamus

Wanting to eat an apple is a demonstration of

• sensory appreciation

• eating patterns

• appetite

• satiety

Which one of the following foods is most likely to help a person achieve satiety?

• Meat pie

• Chocolate bar

• Wholegrain salad roll

• Flavoured soy milk

Which one of the following foods is most likely to help a person achieve satiety?

• Meat pie

• Chocolate bar

• Wholegrain salad roll

• Flavoured soy milk

the full feeling (no more eating)

• appetite
• satiety
• hunger

Need to eat ("your body tells you to eat")

• satiety
• hunger
• appetite

How do we know when we are hungry

• Nerves in the stomach signal the brain that we are hungry
• Our stomach expands from lack of food
• Gherlin activates specific neurons in the brain
• Insulin is released from the pancreas

Is Ghrelin the hormone that stimulates hunger before meals

• True 
• False

Hunger is the desire for food

• True

• False