According to this theory, people who are obese are more motivated to eat based on the smell or taste of food rather than feelings of fullness or deprivation.

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The internal-external theory suggests that people have differing levels of motivation to eat based on internal (hunger/fullness signals) and external (food cues such as smell and taste) factors. This theory has been used to explain why some individuals may be more prone to overeating and becoming obese due to their heightened response to external food cues rather than internal signals of fullness or hunger.

According to This Theory, People Who Are Obese Are More