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Explanations for obesity & dieting

8 questions · 44 marks · about 1 hour

Explanations for obesity and dieting questions

AQA 7182 Explanations for obesity and dieting 8 questions

Paper 3: Issues and Options in Psychology June 2023, Question 20 4 marks

For each description in Table 3, choose a term from Table 4 which best represents that description.

For each description, write the correct letter alongside the relevant term in your answer book.

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Paper 3: Issues and Options in Psychology November 2020, Question 24 4 marks

Charlene wants to be skinny like a super-model. She is dieting, eating very few calories. She has tried dieting before but always puts the weight back on afterwards. She thinks about food all the time and rewards herself occasionally by eating a giant pizza with chips.

Explain why Charlene’s dieting might not be successful.

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Paper 3: Issues and Options in Psychology June 2017, Question 24 1 mark

Which of the following best describes situations where disinhibition leads to overeating? Write A, B, C, or D in your answer book.

A When environmental cues trigger a loss of control.

B When it would seem rude not to eat what you are given.

C When you are so hungry you cannot stop eating.

D When you do not care what other people think about you.

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Paper 3: Issues and Options in Psychology June 2017, Question 25 1 mark

Below are four evaluative statements about the boundary model of obesity. Which statement is TRUE ? Write A, B, C, or D in your answer book.

A The model ignores the role of cognition in eating behaviour.

B The model only explains the behaviour of restrained eaters.

C The model takes account of biological factors in eating behaviour.

D The model takes no account of the effect of motivation on eating behaviour.

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