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The article investigates the biological foundations of natural human behavior and the impact of conditioning through societal structures.

July 7, 2026Open Access

Natural Human Behavior: 7 Ways Parents, Society, and Schools Condition the Original You Out of Existence

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The article investigates the biological foundations of natural human behavior and the impact of conditioning through societal structures.
Analyzes theories from developmental psychology, including Donald Winnicott and Carl Rogers.
Discusses empirical research on social learning and conditioning from Albert Bandura and B.F. Skinner.
Explores the influence of attachment theory and philosophical concepts on understanding human behavior.
Conditioning often suppresses not only antisocial behaviors but also creativity and genuine self-expression.
The psychological costs of excessive conditioning include diminished spontaneous play and authentic emotions.
Reconnecting with the natural self is essential for enhancing the quality of human life.

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This article examines how parental and societal influences suppress the authentic self, indicating a need for reconnection.

Narayan Rout (2026) studied this question.

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