The idea that we are often motivated to eat because of the anticipated pleasure associated with consuming a particular food is termed sensory-specific satiety.

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Sensory-specific satiety refers to the decline in pleasure derived from consuming a certain type of food and the consequent reduction in appetite for that food after a person has consumed a significant amount of it, not the motivation to eat because of anticipated pleasure.

The Idea That We Are Often Motivated to Eat Because