Acute and Chronic Energy Deprivation Improves Smell Performance and Heightens the Rewarding Value of Food: How Modality of Deprivation Differently Impacts Olfaction, Food Reward, Appetite, Peptide Hormones, and Energy Intake
The study of feeding behavior, and in particular the study of subjective hedonic experience and objective measures of motivation, are central to understanding how appetite regulation can be compromised in certain individuals. Furthermore, with an integrated picture of physiological and behavioral ch...
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2013
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10393/24100 |