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Biological Passivity

Meaning

Biological Passivity describes a physiological state characterized by diminished cellular or systemic responsiveness to internal biological signals, including hormones and neurotransmitters. This condition reflects a reduced capacity for active engagement in homeostatic processes, often resulting in suboptimal functional output despite adequate signaling molecules. It represents a deviation from optimal biological dynamism, where the body’s systems do not react with expected vigor.