The latter includes mentally or economically healthy' (Tafflinger, 2011). 'Self-preservation is keeping yourself alive, either physically or psychologically. However, before one tries to determine how the biological basis of human behavior impacts the human organism via the filter of society, it's still important to gauge a strong understanding of the three main pillars which impact human behavior: self-preservation, reproduction and greed (Tafflinger, 2011). nurture as so many people like to think (Tafflinger, 2011). Thus, in order to better understand the biology of human behavior, one still needs to consider how human behavior is continually filtered through the lens of society thus, it's really not a question of nature vs. However, the bottom line is that our social structure continues to dictate and place restrictions on how we engage in our biological responses. Thus the biology of human behavior is continually influenced by society: biology continues to guide our reactions to situations as the manifestation of generations of ancestors surviving because of their responses and reactions (Tafflinger, 2011).

Our memories are the longest, our interactions the most intricate, our perception of the world simultaneously the broadest and most detailed' (Tafflinger, 2011). We can communicate over time and distance through printing and broadcasting.

We have an incredibly sophisticated method of interacting - speech. 'We gather in families, tribes, clans, nations. One of these circumstances is the fact that we have something that no other animal has: an intricate social structure. Even though a human being is still an animal the biology of our human behavior is impacted by a wide variety of circumstances. The biology of human behavior is rooted in the fact that human beings are animals, in the sense that they are biological creatures and are the result of millions of years of evolution with a physical make up that forms us into creatures that are fitter and more suitable for surviving and adapting to the physical environment all together.

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