Decisional, Emotional, and Cognitive Systems
Cerebral systems have proper procedures, which do not possess survival value (have no vital meaning). The concept of system turns out to be a sophistication of the notion of structure. As such a system does not need to be localized but can be distributed across several brain areas. Instead, functions (like behavior, learning, and memory) are (by definition) aimed at satisfying vital needs.
Keywords: system, structure, cognitive system, emotional system, decisional system, supplementary selection, behavior, learning, memory, mammal, play
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