Why we behave the way we behave?...Why others behave the way they behave?

hai friends...how are we?

Long long time and no see!!!

as there is no time for me, let us straight away jump inside the topic!

when a boy approaches a girl she wonders why he has come to her?

When a girl approaches a boy, he goes into a fantasy world...why?

When a stranger approaches us, we are suspicious of his or her motives and start asking lots of questions in our mind.

All of us meet new or known faces every day, new issues, new reasons, new happiness, new pleasures, new emotions...a new world in front!

why we behave the way we behave or why others behave the way they behave?

All of us are living organisms, like any other animal or insect or bird, in the eyes of the nature which has produced everything, but we identify ourselves from others as human beings. We might exhibit unique behaviours. But the basic behaviours of all living organisms remain the same.

What are behaviours?...

Behaviours are activities. Which are seen outside or not seen outside. All or some of the body parts are used to exhibit behaviours (including skin).

Behaviour is defined as “an internally directed system of adaptive activities that facilitate SURVIVAL and REPRODUCTION”.

So, the origin of behaviours is “inner body”...it may be as a response to a stimulus from outside or even without a stimulus...i.e imaginary stimulus.

What is the purpose of a behaviour?

It is to save oneself...survival needs...to counter the threats...threats for life, body, wealth and people. Threats could be real or perceived.

Or the behaviour is for reproduction. The needs of the body and mind.

With this information we can always evaluate our own behaviours, we can look at ourselves and analyse, the reason for our behaviours.

How to classify the behaviours?

Behaviours could be INNATE...What is innate behaviour?...

instinctive behaviours...natural behavours...inborn patterns of behaviour...inherited behaviours...all these are innate behaviours.

They are genetically programmed...i.e encoded in DNA and passed from generation to generation. So, it is subject to genetic change through mutation, recombination and natural selection. We all inherit a suit of behaviours called ethogram similar to body colour and wing venation.

Innate behaviours are intrinsic...i.e present in organisms raised in isolation from others...i.e present irrespective of the place of rearing or the social environment around.

Innate behaviours are stereotypic...i.e individuals perform these behaviours in the same way each time...the behaviours are not different for the same stimulus.

Innate behaviours are inflexible. i.e they can not be modified by developmental stages from child to old man...they can not be changed by life experiences.

Innate behaviours are consummate...i.e the behaviours are fully developed or expressed at the first performance itself...whether the individual is a baby or old man.

Innate behaviours are phylogenetic adaptations that have an evolutionary history.

Behaviours could be LEARNED...i.e acquired through experience.

Complex behaviours are combination of innate and learned behaviours.

Researches show that even simple organisms show not just simple innate behaviours, but intricate sophisticated behaviours evolved over time through natural selection. Most of the innate behaviours which appear to be clever or intelligent are to catch their prey for survival or mates for reproduction. They appear to be purposeful and intelligent but they are merely the product of millions of years of genetic refinement through natural selection.

In short they are “programmed responses to external stimuli”.

So, the crux is

'ALL BEHAVIOURS ARE FOR SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION'

The punch line of this post is...what behaviour does an organism exhibit if its behaviours for survival and reproduction fail?

Suicidal behaviours!!!...i.e it chooses to end its life!!!!

now we know why we get attracted to people of same sex and opposite sex.

We also know the reasons for all suicides.

In some cases the computer, I.e the brain gets jinxed...when the organism is unable to succeed in survival or reproductive needs...so, they go mad...out of reality...giving rise to behaviours we can not reason out!

More on behaviours we will see tomorrow...if we analyse the behaviours of our own selves and that of others from this frame of reference, then we will clearly know the motives.

How is it going friends?...hope you all enjoyed and liked it.

keep rocking...bye...

rams