Social Behavior Disorder Because of Hidden Self-perpetuating Cycle

 

 

 

The Closed-loop Controller can track, target, and respond to Open-loop mode in a Subconsciousness, and eventually, it transfers sensed value to outputs. Minimizing the number of Open-loop Cycles can produce Harmonic Balance in the Brain Framework. Associated Primary Instincts may hardly respond to Open-loop Conditions; therefore, they can encapsulate in the Old Open-loop Domain. 

Associated Primary Instincts can sometimes become habitually resident Old Open-loop in the Subconscious Component because they can hardly respond to criteria for Closed-loop. Their processes become hidden self-perpetuating loops and modify social behavior. 

The Closed-loop controller monitors and sends feedback to instance parameters of the Open-loop process according to the following statements.

In the first stage, instance obstacle parameters of Open-loop mode can be identified by the Closed-loop controller. 

In the second stage, the Closed-loop controller calls the Secondary Instinct to activate Associated Primary Instincts. 

In the third stage, the Primary Instinct instance runs multiple processes for solving obstacle parameters in an Open-loop Cycle.

In the fourth stage, instance parameters of Associated Primary Instincts call an Open-loop mode and create a Closed-loop process Condition in Subconsciousness. A Closed-loop controller can transfer Complex Parameters to the Secondary Instinct. 

In the fifth stage, the Secondary Instinct must detect optimal Associated Primary Instincts and rerun for errors in Open-loop mode. Optimal Associated Primary Instincts focus on resolving issues and transmitting outputs to the Closed-loop Controller for further investigation. 

In the worst-case scenario, algorithm parameters in Associated Primary Instincts can hardly resolve errors, and the Open-loop cycle may be sustained in the Subconscious. External Environments can also determine the complexity and contribute toward Closed-loop operation at this juncture. However, there is a risk for social behavior disorder after critical resolution. Some Associated Primary Instincts may create a self-perpetuating loop. The Secondary Instinct would barely inactivate Certain instances of the Primary Instinct. They might continue sending feedback to closed-loop processing (habitual behavior and anxiety). Most Associated Primary Instincts can become inactive when the Secondary Instinct kills the active session of the Primary Instinct. Those active Associated Primary Instincts can become extinct through the external environment. Psychological therapy might contribute to inactivating Associated Primary Instincts in a Brain Framework. The conscious component is an instance of the Brain. Psychological therapy considers an external influence on Consciousness and Decision-Making Models.      

Observation: 

The Black Box Testing Method explores tracking and allocating algorithm parameters in the Subconscious Component.