The last bite of that large pizza you ate by yourself is not as good as the first bite because of: sensory-specific satiety.
The term "sensory specific satiety" (SSS) refers to the decrease in the satisfaction of a food as it is consumed compared to an unconsumed item or earlier "eaten" and "uneaten" foods. The general consensus is that habit governs SSS.
Sensory specific satiety phenomena describe the decline in pleasantness brought on by consuming a certain type of food with subsequent renewal of eating the food. The last bite of pizza does give the satisfaction that the first piece of pizza gave.
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