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The human organism is a biophysical system. Stress represents a normal reaction of the organism which appears as a response to an aggression situation which requires an unusual and quick adaptation effort from the organism. | The Psycho-biophysical Modeling of the some Stress Parameters Vol. 7 2020 A new decade for social changes ISSN 2668-7798 www.techniumscience.com 9 772668 779000 Technium Social Sciences Journal Vol. 7 201-208 May 2020 ISSN 2668-7798 www.techniumscience.com The Psycho-biophysical Modeling of the some Stress Parameters Janos Vincze Gabriella Vincze-Tiszay Health Human International Enviroment Foundation Budapest Hungary ndp@t-online.hu Abstract. The human organism is a biophysical system. Stress represents a normal reaction of the organism which appears as a response to an aggression situation which requires an unusual and quick adaptation effort from the organism. Stress is a state of putting in alert of mobilizing the forces of the organism in the occasion of an event which requires in order to be kept under control a big amount of energy in a very short time. This alert state or action preparation translated through physical and psychological manifestations. In higher-level living organisms the following forms of regulation are known biological nervous hormonal humoral and immune regulation. In the case of humans psychic regulation also appears due to the existence of psychic activity. We study only two forms of the stress fear and death. We present different biophysical modeling aspects. The stress in the human organism is a perturbation. This perturbation is regulates by negative feedback. Keywords. stress psycho-biophysical modeling negative feedback fear death The Biopsychical system Mens sana in corpore sano that is a sound mind in a sound body points to the inseparable unity of the biological and psychical nature of the man. Neither of them can subsist without the other. The psychic events however may be incomprehensible as they are the organic substrate of these are provided by our individual biological structure. Thus the unity is composed of two parts as separated they operate independently but they mutually determine the functionality of each other. If
