This framework integrates findings from social psychology and cognitive psychology, suggesting a new way to visualize human behavior.
This work proposes the Mental-4-Element Framework, a four-element coordinate model of human psychology integrating Emotion, Sensitivity, Social Norm Dependency, and Reason-Based Thinking. The framework is presented as a hypothetical and integrative model for the structural visualization of human psychological functioning, not as a diagnostic or clinical tool. It connects perspectives from developmental psychology, social psychology, cognitive psychology, affective science, sensation/perception research, neuroscience, and philosophy.
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