Ventromedial+Hypothalamus+(VMH)

toc = Definition: = The part of the hypothalamus that acts as a satiety (fullness) center to inhibit eating. pp. 291 Gen Psych Chapter 9

= Examples: = When you begin to slow down at the buffet because your body is felling full, it is your VMH that is telling you to stop eating.

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