Because of the wide variety of food selections at the Fortune Chef Bistro and its large all-you-can-eat buffet, Noah always eats more than he needs to at lunch. This phenomenon of eating more when offered a variety of highly palatable foods is termed:
A) the classically conditioned eating response.
B) the cafeteria diet effect.
C) the "supersize it" syndrome.
D) sensory-specific satiety.

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The cafeteria diet effect refers to the tendency to eat more when presented with a variety of palatable foods, as is the case with Noah at the buffet.

Because of the Wide Variety of Food Selections at the Fortune