Do Nuerons dictate behavior

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Psychology

 

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Heidi L

 

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July 15, 2015

 

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(Lavie, 2001) In spite of the ubiquitous periodic nature of change of behaviors, recognition of the behavior as a biological and neurological rhythm controlled by brain oscillators has been slow to come. Until the 1960s, human behavior was mostly conceptualized within the framework of homeostatic principles...
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Until the 1960s, human behavior was mostly conceptualized within the framework of homeostatic principles. Another impediment to the recognition of the sleep-wake cycle as an endogenous biological rhythm was Nathaniel Kleitman's firm conviction that bodily rhythms were extrinsic in nature. Researchers believe that to satisfy the definition of a rhythm, a periodic "regularly recurring" change in a biological process should be "extrinsic in origin, depending upon a regular change in the environment, such as light or temperature," and that "when fully established, it must persist for some time, even when the environmental changes are absent"...
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