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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 345327084_The(PDF) The Psychobiology of Hunger – A Scientific Perspective

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   Jul 1, 2021 · Our empirical studies show that hunger is clearly associated with biological signals (e.g., resting metabolic rate and some gastrointestinal peptides) and is central to the relationship between...

2. link.springer.com › article › 10The Psychobiology of Hunger – A Scientific Perspective

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   Oct 6, 2020 · Our empirical studies show that hunger is clearly associated with biological signals (e.g., resting metabolic rate and some gastrointestinal peptides) and is central to the relationship between energy expenditure and energy intake. This manuscript will set out a scientific perspective on hunger.

   • Author: Kristine Beaulieu, John Blundell

   • Publish Year: 2021

3. www.researchgate.net › publication › 351950833(PDF) Introduction: Understanding Hunger - ResearchGate

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   May 28, 2021 · Barwich interviews experts in neuroscience, psychology, chemistry, and perfumery in an effort to understand the biological mechanics and myriad meanings of odors.

4. www.researchgate.net › publication › 343186028_Food(PDF) Food insecurity, hunger, and malnutrition - ResearchGate

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   Jan 1, 2020 · Food insecurity and malnutrition in all its forms are responsible for more ill health than any other cause. Maternal and child undernutrition contributes to more than 10% of the world's disease...

5. www.academia.edu › 62960963 › Introduction(PDF) Introduction: Understanding Hunger | Andrea Borghini ...

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   In “The Psychobiology of Hunger—A Scientific Perspective,” Kristine Beaulieu and John Blundell offer a psychobiological framework for hunger, which sees it as a ‘need state’ mediating between biological and environmental factors.

   • Author: Andrea Borghini

6. www.cambridge.org › core › services4 The Physical, Mental, and Social Effects of Hunger

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   Effects of Hunger Lack of food affects individuals both physically and mentally. The physical effects of starvation on the body are wasting, swelling (edema), susceptibility to disease, and eventually death. Mentally, individuals undergo the psychological difficulties of the transformation of the body

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   Is hunger a biological signal?

   • Our empirical studies show that hunger is clearly associated with biological signals (e.g., resting metabolic rate and some gastrointestinal peptides) and is central to the relationship between energy expenditure and energy intake. This manuscript will set out a scientific perspective on hunger.

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   What is the psychobiology of hunger?

   • In “The Psychobiology of Hunger—A Scientific Perspective,” Kristine Beaulieu and John Blundell offer a psychobiological framework for hunger, which sees it as a ‘need state’ mediating between biological and environmental factors.

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   What are the physical effects of hunger?

   • The Physical, Mental, and Social Effects of HungerLack of f od affects individuals both physically and mentally. The physical effects of starvation on the body are wasting, swelling (ede

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   Is hunger a biological trait?

   • Hunger is primarily a biologically instigated drive for food that is essential for life. Hunger can therefore be regarded as a quantifiable biological trait of humans that is a predictor of the willingness to eat and of the amount of food to be eaten (Stubbs et al. 2000).

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   Is hunger driven by biology?

   • However, the conscious state of hunger, although driven physiologically, is not exclusively determined by biology; there is an environmental influence that can modulate its intensity and periodicity, and cultural factors that shape the appropriateness of the expression of hunger.

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   Is hunger a behavioural response to a biological need?

   • Let’s agree that hunger is the drive to consume; eliciting and sustaining a behavioural response (eating) to a biological need.

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   May 28, 2021 · Is it a complex desire? Or is it a biological condition? Is there a fundamental distinction between hunger and appetite? In what ways the conceptual study of hunger impinges over our understanding of topics such as eating disorders and obesity?