In the 1960s, Neal Miller produced the first experimental evidence suggesting physiological functions were subject to voluntary control.What did he use?

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Neal Miller's experiments in the 1960s used operant conditioning with animals to demonstrate that physiological functions could be voluntarily controlled. This was groundbreaking because it showed that even autonomic bodily functions could be influenced by conditioning.

In the 1960s, Neal Miller Produced the First Experimental Evidence