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'What is the best explanation for the finding that when people overeat the observed weight gain is generally lower than the theoretical weight gain calculated based on the cumulative energy surplus? The calculation of the theoretical weight gain is based on incorrect assumptions about the energy value of bodyfat As food intake increases people automatically increase their activity pattern As food intake increases larger portion of the energy ingested is undigested and leaves the body in the stools As people become heavier, their energy expenditure increases as well due to increases basal metabolic rate and increased energy cost of physical activity'

          'What is the best explanation for the finding that when people overeat the observed weight gain is generally lower than the theoretical weight gain calculated based on the cumulative energy surplus?
The calculation of the theoretical weight gain is based on incorrect assumptions about the energy value of bodyfat
As food intake increases people automatically increase their activity pattern
As food intake increases larger portion of the energy ingested is undigested and leaves the body in the stools
As people become heavier, their energy expenditure increases as well due to increases basal metabolic rate and increased energy cost of physical activity'

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