Cephalic responses refer to
A) hunger sensations and thirst sensations.
B) salivary, gastric, and insulin reactions.
C) eating and then digesting food.
D) thoughts and images of foods.

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Cephalic responses refer to the physiological and psychological responses that occur before the actual ingestion of food, including salivary, gastric, and insulin reactions. These responses are triggered by cues such as the sight, smell, and even the thought of food, and help prepare the body for the incoming food.

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