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Bio 126 final NKU Exam Questions With Correct Answers Which of the following is NOT listed on the Nutrition Facts Panel for packaged foods? - answer%DV from sugar calorie calculations - answer- carbs 1g= 4 calories -protein 1g= 4 calories -fat 1g= 9 calories -alcohol 1g= 7 calories In vivo experiment - answerperformed in living animals in vitro experiment - answerbacteria, human or cell culture studied in lab human intervention/clinical trials - answerresearchers ask people to adopt a new behavior to determine the effectiveness of such interventions on the development/prevention of disease cross-sectional study - answerA study in which a representative cross section of the population is tested or surveyed at one specific time. (dot plot) A ___________________ trial is a type of human intervention study in a real-life situation under less controlled conditions than a RCT. - answerpragmatic What is a belief? - answerTrust, faith or confidence in something Why are beliefs so hard to change? - answer- People have confirmation bias - People have disconfirmation bias - Evolutionarily, sharing beliefs meant survival - Social norms make it difficult to believe differently from others ©BRIGHTSTARS EXAM SOLUTIONS 11/16/2024 10:16 AM 2 | P a g e Confirmation Bias - answera tendency to search for information that supports our preconceptions and to ignore or distort contradictory evidence disconfirmation bias - answertendency to seek out evidence inconsistent with a hypothesis we don't believe, and neglect information consistent with it Type 1 error - answerfalse positive type 2 error - answerfalse negative Which food(s) is/are evolutionarily new to the human diet (within the past 10,000 years)? - answer- Grains and legumes - Vegetable oils Weston Price was a nutrition scientist who studied plant-based diets for human health. - answerFalse (Weston Price was a dentist who observed superior health in populations following their traditional diets) NOT a change associated with the advent of agriculture? - answerPeople grew taller and their brains grew larger Food processing (Prehistoric) - answervarious types of cooking food processing (19th century) - answertinning and canning food processing (20th century) - answerrefrigeration and milling food processing (21st century) - answerhighly processed manufacturing drawbacks of food processing - answer- Reduced levels of certain nutrients - Damage to ingredients by heat, pressure, and chemicals - Addition of potentially harmful preservatives anatomy - answerstudy of structure Physiology - answerStudy of function Addition of potentially harmful preservatives - answer2 million years ago, when our genus Homo arose with the first primates to stand upright Which of the following regarding the Dietary Reference Intakes (DRIs) is TRUE? - answerUpper limits (UL) are usually only reached with supplementation and are unlikely to be consumed with a whole food-based diet

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Which of the following is NOT listed on the Nutrition Facts Panel for packaged foods? -
answer✔%DV from sugar

calorie calculations - answer✔- carbs 1g= 4 calories
-protein 1g= 4 calories
-fat 1g= 9 calories
-alcohol 1g= 7 calories

In vivo experiment - answer✔performed in living animals

in vitro experiment - answer✔bacteria, human or cell culture studied in lab

human intervention/clinical trials - answer✔researchers ask people to adopt a new behavior to
determine the effectiveness of such interventions on the development/prevention of disease

cross-sectional study - answer✔A study in which a representative cross section of the
population is tested or surveyed at one specific time. (dot plot)
A ___________________ trial is a type of human intervention study in a real-life situation
under less controlled conditions than a RCT. - answer✔pragmatic

What is a belief? - answer✔Trust, faith or confidence in something

Why are beliefs so hard to change? - answer✔- People have confirmation bias
- People have disconfirmation bias
- Evolutionarily, sharing beliefs meant survival
- Social norms make it difficult to believe differently from others


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Confirmation Bias - answer✔a tendency to search for information that supports our
preconceptions and to ignore or distort contradictory evidence

disconfirmation bias - answer✔tendency to seek out evidence inconsistent with a hypothesis
we don't believe, and neglect information consistent with it

Type 1 error - answer✔false positive

type 2 error - answer✔false negative
Which food(s) is/are evolutionarily new to the human diet (within the past 10,000 years)? -
answer✔- Grains and legumes
- Vegetable oils
Weston Price was a nutrition scientist who studied plant-based diets for human health. -
answer✔False (Weston Price was a dentist who observed superior health in populations
following their traditional diets)

NOT a change associated with the advent of agriculture? - answer✔People grew taller and their
brains grew larger

Food processing (Prehistoric) - answer✔various types of cooking

food processing (19th century) - answer✔tinning and canning

food processing (20th century) - answer✔refrigeration and milling

food processing (21st century) - answer✔highly processed manufacturing

drawbacks of food processing - answer✔- Reduced levels of certain nutrients
- Damage to ingredients by heat, pressure, and chemicals
- Addition of potentially harmful preservatives

anatomy - answer✔study of structure

Physiology - answer✔Study of function

Addition of potentially harmful preservatives - answer✔2 million years ago, when our genus
Homo arose with the first primates to stand upright
Which of the following regarding the Dietary Reference Intakes (DRIs) is TRUE? -
answer✔Upper limits (UL) are usually only reached with supplementation and are unlikely to be
consumed with a whole food-based diet
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