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No, the opposite.
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Is Satiation the sensation of feeling hunger?
No, it's actually the opposite. Satiation is defined as "to satisfy (an appetite or desire) fully" by the free online dictionary.
What is the difference between satiation and satiety?
satiety = when you've eaten enough and don't feel hungry anymore satiation = when the feeling of hunger is gone and you feel a strong feeling of satisfaction
What is the difference between satiation and satisfaction?
Satiation means a feeling of fullness, whether that be with an emotion or food. It is also the idea of relieving as in the sentence "It satiated her hunger." Satisfaction is more of being content with something. As if something were good enough to fulfill your want. Normally, satisfaction is used with an emotion and satiation with hunger, but the two are really interchangeable.
What do you call the body's physical need for food?
"Feeling" can mean, among other things, "sensation" or "emotion". Hunger is a sensation, but not an emotion.
Is feeling hungry an emotion?
No, hunger is a sensation, not an emotion. However, for some people, hunger can also bring the emotions of irritability and anger, along with physical symptoms such as shakiness and headache.
What is esthesia?
sensation, feeling
What should you do if you don't have a hunger sensation?
Don't eat.
What is an ecological Satiation?
no matter how badly an individual wants to eat more, sometimes it just can't; the state produced by having hunger fulfilled.
Satiation is signaled in the brain by all but one of these compounds?
Leptin, Cholecystokinin and Serotonin create the feeling of satiety. Any others do not.
What is the psychological sensation that encourages us to seek out food?
Hunger
Do you think that feeling of fullness and hunger are examples of feedback inhibition?
The feeling of fullness and hunger are examples of the negative feedback inhibition.
How do you say sensation in Japanese?
感 (kan) is the general word for 'feeling, sensation, emotion, etc'. 気味 (ki mi) is Japanese for 'sensation' in sense of a touch of, feeling of something etc. 感覚 (kan ka ku) is Japanese for 'sensation' in sense of an inner feeling, intuintion etc. 感じ /kan ji/ (feeling, impression) - 気持ち /ki mo chi/ (sensation, mood, feeling, feel) are also close words to the meaning.
