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Red Ace – Name two personality traits commonly associated with anorexia patients. 2 – Alicia has just eaten a big lunch. However, the smell of popcorn at the movies makes her hungry. Alicia would be described as an ___________. 3 – The theory of motivation that states that we are motivated to maintain homeostasis. 4 – What region of the brain sends the signal to begin eating? 5 – Leptin is released by _________________ and causes a(n) _____________ in appetite 6 – A person’s weight thermostat is called their _______________. 7 – An increase in insulin causes a _______________ in blood sugar and a ___________ in appetite. 8 – Name three external cues for eating. 9 – What type of food increases serotonin levels in the body? 10 – What is conditioned taste aversion? Jack – An increase in neuropeptide Y will have what affect on appetite? Queen – Taking the drug Paxil is likely to have what affect on appetite? King – The desire to perform a behavior for its own sake or to be effective. Black Ace – Theory of motivation that best explains why people jumps out of airplanes. 2 – a complex, unlearned behavior with a fixed pattern throughout a species. 3 – What happens to metabolic rate if you drop below your set point? 4 – name three medical risks associated with anorexia 5 – What evidence indicates that there could be a genetic component to eating disorders? 6 – this neurotransmitter is unusually high in anorectics. 7 – Orexin is secreted by the _____________ hypothalamus and causes a(n) _______________ in appetite. 8 – What are the three phases of the general adaptation syndrome? 9 – During which stage of the GAS is cortisol released? 10 – During which stage of the GAS are adrenaline and noradrenaline released? Jack – During which stage of the GAS are we most susceptible to disease? Queen – high levels of stress improves our performance on _______________ tasks, but inhibits our performance on ______________ tasks. King – List the levels of Maslow’s hierarchy from bottom to top. Red Ace – Name two personality traits commonly associated with anorexia patients. 2 – Alicia has just eaten a big lunch. However, the smell of popcorn at the movies makes her hungry. Alicia would be described as an ___________. 3 – The theory of motivation that states that we are motivated to maintain homeostasis. 4 – What region of the brain sends the signal to begin eating? 5 – Leptin is released by _________________ and causes a(n) _____________ in appetite 6 – A person’s weight thermostat is called their _______________. 7 – An increase in insulin causes a _______________ in blood sugar and a ___________ in appetite. 8 – Name three external cues for eating. 9 – What type of food increases serotonin levels in the body? 10 – What is conditioned taste aversion? Jack – An increase in neuropeptide Y will have what affect on appetite? Queen – Taking the drug Paxil is likely to have what affect on appetite? King – The desire to perform a behavior for its own sake or to be effective. Black Ace – Theory of motivation that states that best explains why people jumps out of airplanes. 2 – a complex, unlearned behavior with a fixed pattern throughout a species. 3 – What happens to metabolic rate if you drop below your set point? 4 – name three medical risks associated with anorexia 5 – What evidence indicates that there could be a genetic component to eating disorders? 6 – this neurotransmitter is unusually high in anorectics. 7 – Orexin is secreted by the _____________ hypothalamus and causes a(n) _______________ in appetite. 8 – What are the three phases of the general adaptation syndrome? 9 – During which stage of the GAS is cortisol released? 10 – During which stage of the GAS are adrenaline and noradrenaline released? Jack – During which stage of the GAS are we most susceptible to disease? Queen – high levels of stress improves our performance on _______________ tasks, but inhibits our performance on ______________ tasks. King – List the levels of Maslow’s hierarchy from bottom to top. Red Ace – depression, anxiety, obsessiveness, perfectionism, controlling, fearful of becoming overweight, competitive, high achievers 2 – external 3 – drive reduction 4 – lateral hypothalamus 5 – (swollen) fat cells; decrease 6 – set point 7 – decrease; increase. 8 – smell of food, others eating, time to eat, presence of food, boredom, doing activities associated with eating (watching a movie), anxiety 9 – carbohydrates 10 – learned to dislike certain foods that we associate with nausea Jack – increase Queen – decrease King – intrinsic motivation Black Ace – optimum arousal 2 – instinct 3 – your metabolic rate lowers 4 – amenorrhea, gastrointestinal problems, low blood pressure, osteoporosis, degradation of organ tissue, heart failure, death 5 – twin studies (identical twins more likely than fraternal twins to both develop eating disorder) 6 – serotonin 7 – lateral hypothalamus, increases 8 – alarm reaction, resistance, exhaustion 9 – resistance 10 – alarm reaction Jack – exhaustion Queen – simple; complex King – physiological needs, safety needs, belongingness needs, esteem needs, self-actualization Red Ace – depression, anxiety, obsessiveness, perfectionism, controlling, fearful of becoming overweight, competitive, high achievers 2 – external 3 – drive reduction 4 – lateral hypothalamus 5 – (swollen) fat cells; decrease 6 – set point 7 – decrease; increase. 8 – smell of food, others eating, time to eat, presence of food, boredom, doing activities associated with eating (watching a movie), anxiety 9 – carbohydrates 10 – learned to dislike certain foods that we associate with nausea Jack – increase Queen – decrease King – intrinsic motivation Black Ace – optimum arousal 2 – instinct 3 – your metabolic rate lowers 4 – amenorrhea, gastrointestinal problems, low blood pressure, osteoporosis, degradation of organ tissue, heart failure, death 5 – twin studies (identical twins more likely than fraternal twins to both develop eating disorder) 6 – serotonin 7 – lateral hypothalamus, increases 8 – alarm reaction, resistance, exhaustion 9 – resistance 10 – alarm reaction Jack – exhaustion Queen – simple; complex King – physiological needs, safety needs, belongingness needs, esteem needs, self-actualization