The satiety system is to the feeding system as the_______hypothalamus is to the_______hypothalamus.
Correct answer: A. ventromedial; lateral
- A. ventromedial; lateral
- B. lateral; ventromedial
- C. non-homeostatic; homeostatic
- D. cyclic; episodic
Explanation
The ventromedial hypothalamus is traditionally associated with satiety, whereas the lateral hypothalamus is associated with feeding and hunger. Thus the order is ventromedial followed by lateral.
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