DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04407.002 Animals display a wide repertoire of complex and adaptable behaviours executed by equally complex nervous systems.
While we can use many behaviours to compose one, we do not have this element of precedence of the way the behaviour is executed.
A portion of the fanbase also undoubtedly enjoys watching live feeds as a way to understand more about players' psychology and social behaviour by watching the way they converse with each other, react to their housemates' behaviour, and execute mundane tasks like cooking and cleaning.
Memory is a crucial aspect since a tradition has to be persistent over time, not only when the behaviour can be executed regularly, but especially also after times where no opportunities for practice were given, for instance when food sources (e.g. fruits, insects) are irregular in time and/or location.
An appropriate behaviour is computed and executed depending on the level and duration of stress, and also the availability of BiP.
This would then allow the ordering to be fully managed by the user who can specify when these groups of behaviours need to be executed.
However, if one type of behaviours needs to be executed before the other within the same timestep, an order needs to be specified.
The empathic behaviour and emotions are not executed at all.
Finally, the execution of dis-empathic behaviour and expression of empathic emotions starts at time point 40, reaching an equilibrium around time point 70 at activation value 1.0, while the empathic behaviour and emotions are never executed.
Finally, the execution of empathic behaviour and expression of empathic emotions starts at time point 40, reaching an equilibrium around time point 70 at activation value 1.0, while the dis-empathic behaviour and emotions are never executed.
