Titlebook: Human Biosociology; From Cell to Culture Wilford Wayne Spradlin,Patricia Bavely Porterfield Book 1979 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1979 Bi

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書目名稱Human Biosociology被引頻次




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Biological Evolution and Systems Theory, cell results in an exceedingly complex set of interacting systems mediated through atomic and molecular functions. Some of the functions of these systems regulated by coded information include metabolism, reproduction, irritability, and contractibility. These functions are associated with the cell’s ability to respond to stimuli.

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Dissynchronous Behavior,onomy. The evolving self system is continually making adjustments to life situations in order to maintain a state of equilibrium. To state this thought in yet another way, to remain in synchrony or harmony with the environment, each individual makes fine-tuning adjustments as the need arises.

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Cultural Coding Systems,. In this type of social structure communication among individuals in the group is largely analogic in nature, consisting mostly of nonverbal signals and vocal expressions of emotion that contain little in the way of abstraction.

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Evolution of a Systems Theory of Self and Society,ch person and his culture. While it was not practical to attempt an examination in this book of all theories of the individual and society, it is crucial to note that there seems to be an evolution of thought in the direction of viewing man as a set of systems within larger systems.