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That means we evaluate hundreds of parameters when looking at account behaviors, and even then, we can still get it wrong and have to reevaluate.
They even have some of the behaviors of the cockroaches.
Rather than the fixed behaviors that non-mammalian animals have, it could invent new behaviors.
They had fixed behaviors.
You could apply that to the human brain in explaining some of the behaviors and the functions of the human brain as emergent phenomena: how we walk, how we talk, how we play chess, all these questions about behavior.
Actually, all we've got to do is explain the objective functions, the behaviors of the brain, and then we've explained everything that needs to be explained.
Slime mold grows at about one centimeter an hour, so it's not really ideal for live viewing unless there's some form of really extreme meditation, but through the time lapse, I could observe some really interesting behaviors.
It doesn't have a brain, yet it can perform behaviors that we associate with brain function.
I can predict certain behaviors by understanding how it operates, but I can't control it.
Other super common behaviors that you may see, particularly in captive animals, are pacing stereotypies or swaying stereotypies, and actually, humans do this too, and in us, we'll sway, we'll move from side to side.
But it's not just stereotypic behaviors that other animals engage in.
Lots of creatures — this horse is just one example — develop self-destructive behaviors.
And that's why designers, more and more, are working on behaviors rather than on objects.
Scientists now know that the living and working conditions that we all are part of have more than twice the impact on our health than does our genetic code, and living and working conditions, the structures of our environments, the ways in which our social fabric is woven together, and the impact those have on our behaviors, all together, those have more than five times the impact on our health than do all the pills and procedures administered by doctors and hospitals combined.
I truly believe, in my firsthand experience, the world is hungry for us to unite together as opportunity-makers and to emulate those behaviors as so many of you already do — I know that firsthand — and to reimagine a world where we use our best talents together more often to accomplish greater things together than we could on our own.
What I've learned is that our self-destructive and self-defeating financial behaviors are not driven by our rational, logical minds.
Why? Ladies and gentlemen, ultimately, that surprise and the behaviors associated with it are the product of something called unconscious bias, or implicit prejudice.
While before, we used to think of the brain as a modular, centralized organ, where a given area was responsible for a set of actions and behaviors, the more we know about the brain, the more we think of it as a large music symphony, played by hundreds and thousands of instruments.
But what drives their behaviors is really different than what drives our own, and that difference can be really illuminating.
Actions, choices and behaviors will have led to an increase in greenhouse gas emissions.
I'm going to give you a set of behaviors and activities, and you tell me if you think they will increase neurogenesis or if they will decrease neurogenesis.
In addition to building these small robots, we also experiment with aggressive behaviors, like you see here.
As a Deaf person living in a world of sound, it's as if I was living in a foreign country, blindly following its rules, customs, behaviors and norms without ever questioning them.
Well, we can see the working of the mind in the logic of behaviors.
D2: Well, we know all behaviors are rooted in the brain, so I'd expect that something's gone terribly wrong probably in there.
And a tenth of a second doesn't sound very long, but it's a long time in normal behaviors.
Research in social psychology suggests that we're quick to form lasting impressions of others based on their behaviors.
Research suggests that this bias occurs because immoral behaviors are more diagnostic, or revealing, of a person's true character.
Moreover, when updating impressions based on people's behaviors, activity in the ventrolateral prefrontal cortex and the superior temporal sulcus correlates with perceptions of how frequently those behaviors occur in daily life.
There's a good moral in this data: your brain, and by extension you, might care more about the very negative, immoral things another person has done compared to the very positive, moral things, but it's a direct result of the comparative rarity of those bad behaviors.
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