Medical observations and classic research find that humans and nonhumans whose stomachs have been removed:
A) cannot maintain a normal weight.
B) become hyperphagic.
C) do not receive any signals of satiety.
D) still regulate food intake.
D
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b. Most do not ask children questions directly but rely on parents to judge their children's sexuality development. c. Most are retrospective in nature and rely on older adults to remember what they did when they were young. d. More studies have relied on information from girls because they are more likely to be open about their early childhood experiences.
People high in unmitigated agency often
A. focus only on themselves. B. perform acts of altruism. C. have low scores on self-efficacy measures. D. perform random acts of kindness.