Damage to the ventromedial region of the hypothalamus would most likely result in ______________?
Correct answer: D. hyperphagia
- A. agnosia
- B. apraxia
- C. aphasia
- D. hyperphagia
Explanation
The ventromedial hypothalamus is commonly described as a satiety centre. Damage to it reduces the feeling of fullness and can produce hyperphagia, or excessive eating.
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