altered their expression within the visual cortex of the brain. The finding indicates a single sensory experience – or stimulus – essentially prompts a transcriptional cellular response that re-wires, or structurally remodels, brain function. “This in essence addresses the long-asked question about nature and nurture: Is it genes or environment? It’s both, and this is how they come together,” a co-senior author of the study is quoted as saying in an online Harvard University article.
To muddy the waters of personality theory even more, researchers literally took the question to the birds – zebra finches, that is – and reported inthat personality traits can be transmitted “non-genetically” to offspring from one generation to the next through practiced behavior.What exactly is personality? The basis of how we think – and how we are born – is defined as “temperament.
Hey I practice some of the dark phycology tricks and I think it is possible and can be done just by tricking our brain a bit
Atleast provide proper research references. You are just putting some guy's perception. Whole article written for this 'maybe' by some random expert.
Bugger that!
You determine it. Best case scenario is you come to understand the forces acting upon you and then use psychological aikido to move in the direction you want to move.
Sounds a little fatalistic. Surely if they are traits we don't like in ourselves we can but try.
This old argument/phraseology keeps educated idiots employed.
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