Biology of procedural identification
The article discusses the fundamental basis of «procedural identification», which is based on such brain capacity as «memory», which is the process of functioning of the human psyche in accumulating, saving and displaying (reconstructing) externally perceived information (object). It is noted that procedural identification basically has a neurobiological mechanism, which includes functions and cognitive processes that ensure the perception, accumulation, processing, storage and systematization of information about past experience (event) and its subsequent reproduction.