In the 1960s, Neal Miller, using with animals, discovered the first experimental evidence that physiological functions were subject to voluntary control.

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Neal Miller's discovery of physiological functions being subject to voluntary control was through operant conditioning, where animals were able to control their internal bodily functions (such as heart rate and blood pressure) through reinforcement and punishment.

In the 1960s, Neal Miller, Using with Animals, Discovered the First