Psychological implicit motives construct as an emergent fractal attractor from intermittent neurophysiological responses: simulation and entropy-like characterization
Abstract:Implicit Motives (IM) are non-conscious needs that drive humanbehavior towards the achievement of incentives that are affectivelyincited. Repeated affective experiences providing satisfying rewardshave been held responsible of the Implicit Motives building. Re-sponses to rewarding experiences have a biological basis via close con-nections with neurophysiological systems controlling neurohormonerelease. We propose an iteration random function system acting ina metric space to model experience-reward interaction… Show more
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