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Variations and active versus reactive behavior as factors of the selection processes
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (3):553-554 (2001)
Abstract
The interaction of the organism with the environment requires not only reactive, but also active behavior (i.e., search activity) which helps subject to meet the challenge of the uncertainty of the environment. A positive feedback between active behavior and immune system makes the selection process effective.Other Versions
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