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The Journal of Neurobehavioral Sciences

ISSN 2148-4325

3 papers in the library · 2 citations · publishing 2024-2026

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Disinhibition: A Conceptual Hypothesis to Explain Near-Death Experiences And Out-of-Body Experiences

The Journal of Neurobehavioral Sciences August 1, 2026 Peter Lugten

Living beings bring more order to the world, and are required by the second law of thermodynamics, to simultaneously produce more disorder through metabolic heat dissipation. Consciousness in living beings produces even more order, enhancing survival and reproduction, and incurs an entropy debt that must be paid separately, and non-metabolically, through heat dissipation produced by Landauer’s...

Understanding Nightmare Disorder and A brief overview of required Psychological Interventions

The Journal of Neurobehavioral Sciences December 1, 2024 Maddali Anvitha Lakshmi, Neelam Sai Sahithi, Pallerla Srikanth et al.

Nightmare disorder is a mental health condition characterized by repeated occurrences of extended, well-remembered, dysphoric dreams, often involving themes of threat, that result in awakening from sleep and significant distress and impairment. Research points to factors such as traumatic experiences, childhood adversities, suppression of thoughts, maladaptive beliefs, other medical conditions...

How Entropy Explains the Emergence of Consciousness: The Entropic Theory

The Journal of Neurobehavioral Sciences 2024 Peter Lugten 2 citations

Abstract Aim: Emergentism as an ontology of consciousness leaves unanswered the question as to its mechanism. I aim to solve the body–mind problem by explaining how conscious organisms emerged on an evolutionary basis at various times in accordance with an accepted scientific principle through a mechanism that cannot be understood, in principle. Proposal: The reason for this cloak of secrecy is...