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           Do Now
  • Can food become addictive? How? 
  • If food can be addictive can we use strategies 
   for treating addiction to treat over eating?
     Learning from Addiction – 
        The Reward pathway: 
                                   Pleasurable 
                                    stimuli 
                                 (i.e. Drugs of abuse)
         PFC
              NAc
       Repeat      VTA
      Behavior
   Similarities between drug use 
      and food consumption
    –Effect on the reward pathway
    –Existence of intense cravings
    –Role of genetics and environmental factors
    –Involvement of stress
    –Development of tolerance and withdrawal
    –Effect of overconsumption on the brain
    Activity: Do behavioral 
  treatments for obesity work?
            Introduction
   1. What previous research was the study based on? What 
    did that previous research show?
   2. What was the purpose of this study?
   3. What were the two hypotheses that this study is based 
    on? 
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