Behavior portfolio

The behavior portfolio gives insight into the conscious portfolio. The behaviorpath gives insights into the "behavior portfolio" produced by a physapath. The behavior portfolio can change over time as the structure and functioning of the brain and the rest of the body changes. The behaviorpath produced by a physapath will only give partial information about the behavior portfolio at any length period of time. For example, if the person never speaks, which is a possible behaviorpath that can last for any length of time, information about what languages the person speaks and how well they speak the languages may not be known.

Aspects of a person uniqueness that a behavior portfolio can give is information about self identity, people that this person knows and or cares about, self identity memories, self identity skills, self identity abilities, self identity knowledge, self identity personal knowledge, self identity personality, self identity desires, self identity dreams, self identity preferences self identity feelings, self identity emotions, self identity fears, self identity loves, self identity beliefs, self identity placement, self identity time and date, self identity feelings,

A behavior portfolio for a physasection can be obtained to a greater and greater precision by a number of different experimental processes.

1. The first process is by repeating the same physasection with different questions in different languages and seeing what the verbal and other bodily responses are.
   1. Questions like "What is your name?" will determine information about self identity.
   2. Questions like "What Is the time and year now?" will determine information about self time.
2. A second process is by repeating the same physasection with different written questions in different languages and seeing what the verbal and other bodily responses are.
   1. Written questions like "How do you feel now?" will determine information about emotions.
   2. Questions like "Are you in pain?" will determine information about feelings.
3. A third process is by repeating the same physasection with applied different sensesections (like different questions) applied and seeing what the verbal and other bodily responses are.
   1. Written questions like "What is your favorite color?" will determine personal information about preferences.
   2. Questions like "what are you going to do tomorrow?" will determine information about goals and desires.
4. A fourth process is by repeating the same previous contiguous physasection before the studied physasection with different sensesections applied, and seeing what the verbal, written and other bodily responses are.
   1. Task involvement like "Integrating equations?" will determine information about skills and knowledge that you have before a certain physamoment.
   2. Ball catching will determine information about abilities that you have before a certain physamoment.
5. A fifth process is by repeating the same future contiguous physasection with different sensesections applied and seeing what the verbal and other bodily responses are.
   1. Questions like "Do you believe in unicorns" will determine information about beliefs in the future parts of the physasection. These results can help show if the information gained is other experiments is valid or cases of deception.
   2. Questions like "what do you remember doing an hour ago?" will determine information about memories a person could have had or though they had before now.

Behaviormoment portfolio of a physamoment is the behavior portfolio that a physamoment will create.

Behaviorsection portfolio of a physasection is the behavior portfolio of a section of a physapath.

Behaviorpath portfolio of a physapath is the behavior portfolio of a conscious being's life time.

Behaviorvenue portfolio of a physavenue are the behavior portfolios for a concept based grouping of physapaths.