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The groom is a fellow at the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics at Princeton, where he lectures in the physics department and leads a research group that studies how patterns of brain activity generate behavior in the Caenorhabditis elegans, a roundworm.

"We have to be able to give them goals and have them generate behavior on their own".

The adaptationist perspective suggests that the mind is likely to consist of a very large number of computational devices, and that these devices are highly specialized, designed to process information and generate behavior in ways that, in ancestral environments, would have led to the solution of the adaptive problems faced by our ancestors.

Born in China; came to the US at 20; BS from Humboldt State; developed tools to fight eye disease; studies how neural circuits generate behavior.

The independent control of turning kinematics and symmetric undulations suggests that a modular design is used in the central brain to construct descending motor commands that are sent into the spinal cord to generate behavior.

Thus, critically the function of the negative feedback loop is not to generate behavior but rather to set up and maintain conditions in which the perceptual input matches the reference value, that is, to control its perception of the environment, and, thereby minimise discrepancy.

In the definition stage, the behavior planner constructs consecutive action network required to generate behaviors and execute behaviors in real time during the reconstruction stage.

Molecular and cellular-level processes combine into populations of neurons connected through brain systems and subsystems to generate behaviors that range from simple movements to social interactions.

Instead of looking for adaptive explanations for particular behaviors, evolutionary psychologists develop adaptive hypotheses for psychological mechanisms that generate behaviors and tend to assume a modular theory of mind.

Three types of user knowledge, i.e., cooperative, corrective and self-directing, are designed and integrated to generate behaviors of corresponding user-types.

We present an architecture for self-motivated agents to generate behaviors in a dynamic envi- ronment according to its possibilities of interactions.