 examine whether learned control mechanisms develop without explicit laboratory training, whether consumption of high-fat diets interferes with these mechanisms, and whether this interference has potential to produce significant weight gain. These studies promise to yield important new information about the role of dietary factors in both obesity and cognitive decline. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE
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examine whether learned control mechanisms develop without training, consumption of diets interferes with interference potential to produce weight gain. These promise to yield important new information the role of dietary factors in both obesity and cognitive decline. PUBLIC HEALTH
 examine whether learned contRol mechaniSms deVelOp wItHout ExplIcit laboratory TRainIng, whether consumption oF high-FaT DietS InTerfeRes with THeSE MecHaNiSms, AnD WhEther ThiS interfErence has pOteNtIal to produce SIgNificant weIghT gain. These stUdiEs promIsE to YIeld iMpoRtant New infORmatioN about the RoLE of dieTAry factORS iN botH obesity and cognitIVe DEcline. PUBLIC HEaLTH RElEvaNce
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 examine_whether learned_control mechanisms develop without_explicit laboratory_training,_whether consumption_of_high-fat diets interferes_with these mechanisms,_and whether this interference_has potential to_produce_significant weight gain. These studies promise to yield important new information about the role_of_dietary factors_in_both_obesity and cognitive decline. PUBLIC_HEALTH RELEVANCE