Conceptual hypothesis reveals that cognitive stability involves functional reorganization after perturbation, indicating new evaluation criteria.
This working paper presents a conceptual hypothesis on recoverability as an operational criterion for cognitive stability. It proposes that cognitive stability may be evaluated not only by resistance to perturbation, but also by the degree, speed, and structure of functional reorganization after perturbation. This document is a conceptual hypothesis paper and has not been peer-reviewed.
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