State-Dependent Behavior is a behavioral phenomenon in which an organism's actions or responses are differentially expressed based on its internal physiological or psychological state, such as hunger, stress, or hormonal levels, thereby modulating behavioral plasticity according to transient internal conditions.
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Interests, power, and multilateralism
Lisa L. Martin · International Organization · 1992 · 518 citations
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