Each of the following mechanisms affects the amount eaten at a particular meal except one. Which one is the exception?

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Several mechanisms affect the amount eaten at a particular meal. Fat within the duodenum has a strong direct effect on the feeding center. The release of cholecystokinin occurs due to the presence of fat within the duodenum and causes the person to stop eating. Distention of the stomach results in inhibitory signals that suppress the feeding center, reducing the desire to eat. Food in the stomach and duodenum causes secretion of glucagon and insulin, both of which suppress the feeding center.

Each of the Following Mechanisms Affects the Amount Eaten at a Particular