Feeding behavior, obesity, and neuroeconomics.

Feeding behavior, obesity, and neuroeconomics.

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Thinking evolutionarily about obesityThe motivating operations concept: current status and critical responseIncreasing dopamine D2 receptor expression in the adult nucleus accumbens enhances motivation.Structure of motivation using food demand in miceBursts and heavy tails in temporal and sequential dynamics of foraging decisions.Costs of Foraging Predispose Animals to Obesity-Related Mortality when Food Is Constantly AbundantModeling the relationship between body weight and energy intake: a molecular diffusion-based approach.Cannabinoid-1 receptor antagonists reduce caloric intake by decreasing palatable diet selection in a novel dessert protocol in female rats.Effects of cues associated with meal interruption on feeding behaviorDopaminergic enhancement of local food-seeking is under global homeostatic control.Tonic dopamine modulates exploitation of reward learning.Food demand functions in mice.
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Feeding behavior, obesity, and neuroeconomics.

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