Question

what is an individual with an eating disorder most likely to do?
restrict food from fear of gaining weight
limit control over the amount of food consumed
perform moderate exercise to stay in shape
stop consuming food after feeling full from a satisfying meal

Explanation:

Eating disorders often involve abnormal eating behaviors. Fear of weight gain is a common characteristic. Restricting food due to this fear is a typical behavior in eating disorders. Limiting control over food consumption is the opposite of what's common in many eating disorders (like anorexia which is restrictive). Moderate exercise for fitness is a normal healthy behavior. Stopping food after feeling full is a normal satiety response.

Answer:

restrict food from fear of gaining weight