Danielle is a normal-weight woman, whereas ron is an obese man. whenever they go out for dinner, ron always eats more than danielle. ron, a psychology major, correctly explains this difference in food intake by pointing out that multiple choice a) males release leptin at a slower rate than females. b) he has more fat cells than danielle and he is not satiated until all his fat cells are filled. c) the ventromedial hypothalamus of his brain induces in him an urge to take in large portions of food. d) males and females have different levels of the hormone cholecystokinin.

B. he has more fat cells than Danielle and he is not satiated until all his fat cells are filled.

Explanation:

According to psychologist, Someone's appetite might not always influenced by the amount of energy expenditure alone. It also can be influenced by the amount of fat cells that person has.

Fat cells could regulate a hormone called Lepton that sends signals to the hypothalamus to preserve more 'energy reserve' under our body. This could make a person's appetite become larger than others. Viewing from evolutionary psychologists perspective, this could help people survive in times when resources are scarce (such as winter)