The physiological state reached in which there is no longer a desire to eat is referred to as:
A)appetite.
B)hunger.
C)satiety.
D)repletion.

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Satiety refers to the physiological state where there is no longer a desire to eat, and the body feels satisfied. This is different from appetite, which is the desire to eat, and hunger, which is the physiological drive to eat when the body needs fuel. Repletion refers to the state of being full or replenished, but it does not necessarily mean that the desire to eat is gone.

The Physiological State Reached in Which There Is No Longer