Conscious change and learning habits
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https://doi.org/10.26871/killkanasocial.v3i3.460Abstract
It analyzes the consciousness and the experiences apprehended that pass to the unconscious transforming into habits. Structural metaphors (linguistics) are a shortcut to understanding the environment and communicational exchange. There are aspects of neuroplasticity related to the change in social habits and the way in which the structuring of constant behavioral patterns are reflected in areas of the brain where synaptic connections changes are detected. In the processes of perception that shape the consciousness social patterns that determine it reinforce the idea that the learning of social skills is strengthened by the repetition of behaviors
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