Shusterman and Troy define a realistic state of baseline physiological activity, which represents activity of the brain in the state of relaxation, in which neurons receive some level of spontaneous, weak stimulation by small, naturally present concentrations of neurohormonal substances.
Shusterman and Troy define a realistic state of baseline physiological activity. Baseline physiological activity represents activity of the brain in the state of relaxation. Neurons receive some level of spontaneous, weak stimulation by small concentrations of neurohormonal substances in relaxation. This is naturally present.