instinct

Moral decisions are moving from thoughtful calculations to natural, instinctive behaviors. Our moral code of ethics is self-correcting, based on external constraints imposed on us.

Archibald's work is guided by instinctive behavior and explores how truthful emotional movement triggers authentic movement reflexes in dance.

The "Intelligence Paradox," then, is that intelligence often overrides instinctive behavior to the detriment of intelligent individuals and their genes.

Automatic brain systems govern both instinctive behavior and well-learned habits-anything you can do quickly and easily, such as brushing your teeth, recognizing your name amid the burble of strangers' conversation, or jumping at the sound of a loud noise.

It is build-in and cannot be separated from human instinct and that war is a transformation of that instinctive behavior. Freud's position was not to suppress this "natural aggressiveness" but rather de-form and re-shape it in less brutal forms through imposing moral and cultural limitations.

Proper responses to control commands are learned behaviors, rather than natural or instinctive behavior. Unfortunately, any learned behavior can, through neglect, be unlearned very quickly.

Carlson's "I Can't Believe I Did That!: Instinctive Behavior In Humans", a 103-page examination and explanation of the biological premise for common behaviors engaged in by all we humans at one time or another.

The limbic brain contains the mysterious realms of emotion, instinctive behavior, memory and learning.