Describe the three modes of action by which hormones influence behavior.
The three modes of action by which hormones influence behaviour are
1. Input sensory system
2. Integrators ( central nervous system )
3. Output effector system
Hormone and behaviour interactions are bidirectional .
Hormones influence behaviour and behaviour sometimes Influence release of hormones.
Increase in testosterone levels in animals make them more competitive and this enables increase in fighting behaviour .Being in competition increases the testosterone levels.
In humans by watching your favourite cricket team to win make the power in you to increase which in turn increase the testosterone levels.
Some of the hormones that influence behavior are
A) oxytocin ( promotes social bonding)
B) prolactin ( behaviour associated with parental care)
C) Thyroxine ( affects neural development)
D) vasopressin ( affects learning and memory)
Others are testosterone, estradiol ,progesterone and cortisol.
Describe the three modes of action by which hormones influence behavior.
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The Theory of Reasoned Action and Theory of Planned
Behavior is anchored on Intention and Efficacy as indicators for
complying with the recommended behavior. However, intention and
behavior do not always translate to behavior. Give three (3)
factors that may influence intention and three (3) factors that
influence efficacy. Explain how these factors contribute to why
intention and efficacy may not translate to behavior.
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