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An innate pattern of behaviour of most animals in response to certain stimuli. In human beings it may refer to a tendency to act without conscious intention.
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| instinct |
the determination of conduct by inherited tendency. An instinct is an inherited tendency to general forms of response to given situations; the specific response is almost always a combination of inherited tendency with acquired modifications.
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| instinctive |
In a religious context, instinctive and instinctiveness are used to describe the lower animal instincts of human nature--for example: greed, hatred, anger, fear, lust, and jealousy.
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| instinct |
a complex and specific response by an organism to an environmental stimuli that is largely hereditary and unalterable, does not involve reason, and has as its goal the removal of a "somatic" (inst. note: physical, relating to the body) tension. also, Behavior that is mediated by reactions below the conscious level.
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| instinct |
Ability to maintain the ego and reach a state of success as a physical being relying on the pragmatic use of force and aggression; unlearned physical response. Compare Intellect.
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