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[Different subdisciplines within psychology and neighboring disciplines look at different aspects, when analyzing and identifying relations between humans and other parts of environment. Some look for biological and genetic features of organisms to give an account of their behavior, some look strictly to social factors outside the organism, some focus on building internal models and test them against overt behavior, some look for functional relations in the interaction between behavior and features of its environment. Due to the scope of the applied problem of integrating VRE, many disciplines give accounts for explaining energy behaviors.]
Published: Sep 23, 2021
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