To write a book on the neurobiology of behavior, Professor Dubynin was prompted by the success of his lecture course "The Brain and Needs". Biological needs are the foundation of our mental activity. Constantly replacing each other, they push a person to do certain things, set goals and achieve them. Motivators of both short-term and long-term plans for each of us, biological needs drive economics, science, art, and ultimately history. Revealing the themes of the book: hunger and curiosity, fear and aggression, love and care for offspring, the desire to lead, freedom, the joy of movement, the author aims to bring the reader closer to understanding his own brain and body, tells how to become a skilled user of nature's inherent in us mechanisms and programs of the nervous system in order to manifest and realize personal talent.
