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Nila’s younger brother does not like the meatloaf their mother made for dinner. When Nila is not looking, her brother secretly scoops some of his meatloaf onto her plate so that, although Nila is eating meatloaf, the amount on her plate remains about the same. Which of the following is most likely to happen?
A) Nila will eat her normal amount and then stop when she feels full.
B) Nila will eat less than she normally would.
C) Nila will eat more than she normally would.
D) Nila will develop a dislike for meatloaf.

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Psychological Science: Modeling Scientific Literacy

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