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Conditional is acquired during life. It is highly individual and specially learned. It involves Cortical or higher subcortical centers. It makes reflexes more precise and individual. It is corresponding to the conditions we live in.
An unconditional reflex is inborn, the mechanism is already present and ready. It is realized from different parts of the Central Nervous System usually not involving the Cortex. It is steady and characteristic and common in a species. It serves for self-preservation (e.g. foot intake), self-development (for instance imitation or research) and as species maintained social (sexual behavior, hierarchy, territorial, relation to parent).
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∙ 15y agoUnconditional means with no limits or conditons and Conditional means with restrictions/conditons or limits.
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What are the release dates for Unconditional Love - 2014?
Unconditional Love - 2014 was released on: USA: 2014 (Silverspring, Maryland) (premiere)
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difference between tally & fact ?
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Differentiate between conditional and unconditional controls in qbasic?
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Differentiate between conditional and unconditional transfer control?
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What is go-to unconditional in c plus plus?
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What is the difference between conditional theory and cognitive theory?
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