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Presents a detailed framework of motivational archetypes, revealing complex human behavior patterns with clinical implications.
This paper presents the complete 54-archetype system (27 base configurations × 2 regulatory states) of the Triadic Psychological Architecture. Each archetype represents a stable combination of domain expression across SPAA, AEACFO, and ECA under either iSPAA (threat) or sSPAA (safety) conditions. The document provides detailed behavioral signatures, common distortions, clinical implications, and philosophical mappings. It introduces the iSPAA Default Hypothesis to explain why safety mode is the exception rather than the default, and the Co-Regularity Baseline Shift (CBS) mechanism emphasizing the dynamic, non-fixed nature of configurations. Designed as a diagnostic and self-reflection tool, this paper translates the abstract TPA model into observable human patterns while maintaining the framework's non-hierarchical, anti-essentialist stance.
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