Question

____________ , the psychological drive to eat, is affected mostly by external factors that encourage us to eat, such as social custom, time of day, mood (e.g., feeling sad or happy), memories of pleasant tastes, and the sight of a tempting dessert.

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer to the following question will be "Appetite".

Explanation:

• Appetite would be the ability to eat stuff, often because of starvation.
• Appealing meals can increase desire even when there's no appetite, while satiety can drastically reduce appetite.
• Appetite occurs across all elevated forms of life and helps to control sufficient consumption of energy to sustain physiological requirements.

Therefore, it's the right answer.