Based on the boundary model of eating, what lies outside of the zone of biological indifference? That is, what lies below the lower boundary and what lies above the upper boundary? What lies in these areas is usually
A) aversive
B) palatable
C) satiety
D) hunger

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According to the boundary model of eating, what lies outside of the zone of biological indifference are aversive stimuli, which are below the lower boundary, and satiety, which is above the upper boundary. This means that anything below the lower boundary (such as bitter or sour foods) is usually aversive and anything above the upper boundary (feeling too full or bloated) is also aversive. Therefore, option A, aversive, is the correct choice.

Based on the Boundary Model of Eating, What Lies Outside