Obese Humans and Rats (Psychology Revivals)

Obese Humans and Rats (Psychology Revivals)

Schacter, Stanley; Rodin, Judith

Taylor & Francis Ltd

07/2021

194

Dura

Inglês

9781138829169

15 a 20 dias

520

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Preface. Part 1 1. Behavioral Similarities of the VMH-Lesioned Animal and the Obese Human 2. Stanley Schacter and Lucy N. Friedman The Effects of Work and Cue Prominence on Eating Behavior 3. Judith Rodin, Donald Elman and Stanley Schacter Emotionality and Obesity 4. Judith Rodin Shock Avoidance Behavior in Obese and Normal Subjects 5. Patricia Pliner Effects of Liquid and Solid Preloads on the Eating Behavior of Obese and Normal Persons 6. Pain Sensitivity and Passive Avoidance Part 2: Animal-Human Behavioral Parallels and Stimulus Sensitivity 7. Lee Ross Effects of Manipulating Salience of Food Upon Consumption by Obese and Normal Eaters 8. William G. Johnson The Effects of Cue Prominence and Obesity on Effort to Obtain Food 9. Stanley Schacter, Lucy N. Friedman and Joel Handler Who Eats With Chopsticks? 10. External Sensitivity and the VMH-Lesioned Animal 11. Dynamic and Static Hyperphagia Part 3: External Sensitivity in Non-Feeding Situations 12. Judith Rodin, C. Peter Herman and Stanley Schacter Obesity and Various Tests of External Sensitivity 13. Judith Rodin Effects of Distraction on the Performance of Obese and Normal Subjects 14. Patricia Pliner On the Generalizability of the Externality Hypothesis. Appendix. References. Author Index. Subject Index.
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Simple Reaction Time Measures;Reaction Time Accuracy;Positive Affective Stimuli;Time Estimation Results;Food Deprivation Period;External Food Cues;Food Cues;Cue Prominence;VMH;Obese Subjects;Obese Human;Errorless Trials;Study Animals;Overweight Subjects;External Sensitivity;Stimulus Sensitivity;Emotional Tapes;Passive Avoidance;Good Tasting Food;Fat Subjects;Caloric Density;Cue Salience;Low Salience Condition;Roast Beef Sandwiches;Passive Avoidance Behavior