Research with animals and human experience both suggest that we eat more when we eat from what is called a cafeteria diet. This increase is thought to occur because in this type of eating setting, we tend to eat
A)alone
B)with other people
C)quickly
D)a greater variety of foods

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The cafeteria diet, characterized by a greater variety of foods, tends to increase consumption because it stimulates appetite and interest in eating through diverse flavors and textures, making it harder for individuals to regulate their intake.

Research with Animals and Human Experience Both Suggest That We