When you feel like you have had enough green beans, but continue to eat the chicken on your plate, you have experienced
A) satiety
B) maximum satiation
C) sensory-specific satiety
D) total energy intake

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Sensory-specific satiety refers to the reduction in appetite or desire to continue consuming a specific type of food after a certain amount of it has been eaten, while still having the capacity to eat other types of foods. In this scenario, the person has become tired of green beans but continues to eat chicken, illustrating sensory-specific satiety.

When You Feel Like You Have Had Enough Green Beans