Adaptive Persistence: Why Behaviour Persists
Unpublished white paper by Elle Hernandez.
This paper introduces Adaptive Persistence, a systems-level framework for understanding why behavioural patterns often persist long after the conditions that originally shaped them have changed.
Drawing on research in stress physiology, neural plasticity, and systems biology, the paper proposes that many stable behavioural patterns are best understood as conserved adaptations rather than fixed personality traits or pathology.
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