Behavior¶
Powers, W. T. (1973). Behavior: The Control of Perception.
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- Feedback
- Powers' control-of-perception framework addresses this by modeling organisms as controlling for internally-specified reference values
This sourceIntroduces perceptual control theory, modeling organisms as controlling perceptions toward internally-generated reference signals.
- Powers' control-of-perception framework addresses this by modeling organisms as controlling for internally-specified reference values
- Ultra-Stability (Ashby's Concept)
- In neuroscience, ultra-stability appears in motor control: the nervous system does not command muscles to fixed positions but rather maintains flexibility and adjusts to perturbations (joint stiffness, payload changes, muscle fatigue) through multi-level feedback
This sourceApplies ultra-stability concepts to behavior and perception; introduces control-of-perception framework. Powers 1973 Behavior Control Perception ultra-stability regulation.
- In neuroscience, ultra-stability appears in motor control: the nervous system does not command muscles to fixed positions but rather maintains flexibility and adjusts to perturbations (joint stiffness, payload changes, muscle fatigue) through multi-level feedback
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