Sensory-specific satiety refers to
A)the phenomenon that when there are few foods available, the appeal of them can decline quickly.
B)the phenomenon that when there are many foods available, the appeal of them can decline quickly.
C)the phenomenon that when there are few foods available, the appeal of them can quickly increase.
D)the phenomenon that when there are many foods available, people will quickly tire of them and stop eating.

Question

Sensory-specific satiety refers to ​
A)the phenomenon that when there are few foods available, the appeal of them can decline quickly.
B)the phenomenon that when there are many foods available, the appeal of them can decline quickly.
C)the phenomenon that when there are few foods available, the appeal of them can quickly increase.
D)the phenomenon that when there are many foods available, people will quickly tire of them and stop eating.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Sensory-specific satiety refers to the phenomenon where the appeal of a specific food decreases if it is consumed in isolation or with limited variety, leading to a reduced desire to continue eating it. This is why having a variety of foods can help maintain appetite and interest in eating.

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