Dr. Mak suggests that when food is readily available, people have a tendency to overeat rather than show restraint. He also states that humans don't have a good mechanism for determining how much food is 'enough' and instead we tend to eat until we are uncomfortable rather than until we eat enough to sustain our immediate needs. Which approach is Dr. Mak's view most consistent with?

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Dr. Mak's view is most consistent with the evolutionary approach, which suggests that overeating when food is available is a survival mechanism developed to cope with periods of scarcity.

Dr Mak Suggests That When Food Is Readily Available, People