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Monitoring stomach contractions Using this procedure, Washburn showed that stomach contractions (transmitted by the stomach balloon) accompany our feelings of hunger (indicated by a key press). (From Cannon,1929.)

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横着な質問には、横着な回答をお返しします。 機械翻訳の結果です。 どこが訳し間違えているかはおわかりになると思います。 「この手順を使用している胃収縮をモニターして、ウォッシュバーンは胃収縮(胃風船によって送られる)が飢えの我々の感情を伴うことを示しました。(鍵となるプレスによって示されます) (大砲から、1929。)」

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