Before revision:  This loss of high-level control leads to a disinhibition of subordinate hierarchical levels, producing `critical' behavior and tipping points ( a sudden loss of homeostasis).
After revision:  This produces behavior that favors short-term and self-referential goals over long term, social and/or normative goals. The collapse of goal hierarchies is universally accompanied by an increase in entropy (disorder) in control systems that can serve as an early warning sign for tipping points ( a sudden loss of homeostasis).