In an experiment with wild-type rats, you inject an experimental group of rats with ghrelin dissolved in a solvent, and the control group with just the solvent.In subsequent observations of the two groups, you would expect the control group's behavior to remain the same and the experimental group to _______ than the control group.

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Ghrelin is known to stimulate appetite and food intake, so we would expect the experimental group that received ghrelin to eat more than the control group that did not receive it. The other choices are not necessarily related to the effects of ghrelin.

In an Experiment with Wild-Type Rats, You Inject an Experimental