WorksheetsAppetite, satiety & sensory appreciation of food
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
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
Appetite is best described as...
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 taste, smell and touch of food.
going on a diet
Which part of the brain has control over appetite and satiety?
Hippocampus
Amygdala
Basal Ganglia
Hypothalamus
What does this image display?
Pavlov's appetite conditioning
Satiety cascade
Sensory cascade
Daily food intake
Wanting to eat an apple is a demonstration of
sensory appreciation
eating patterns
appetite
satiety
Seafood provides good satiety levels because it
is low in fat
in high in fibre
is high in protein
has a high glycaemic index
Flavour-flavour refers to...
a flavour (the conditioned stimulus) associated with the oral and/or postoral properties of nutrients (the unconditioned stimulus)
associations which may develop between a food's orosensory properties (CS) and the post-ingestive consequences of nutrient consumption (UCS).
the consumption of a desired food.
the process by which a preference or aversion develops for a neutral target flavour that is mixed with an already preferred or avoided taste.
The aroma of chicken triggers the desire to eat, what sensory property has triggered appetite?
Taste
Sight
Smell
Feel
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
What is the 4th stage of eating food?
Looking at the food before eating it
Putting the food in your mouth
Choosing the food again
Chewing and swallowing the food
