This ongoing work aims to develop a mathematical, common, and practical language for the behaviors of organisms and the underlying causes of those behaviors. In this context, the following contributions are presented: - The term Pressure is introduced together with its symbol. - The seven types of Pressure are introduced, along with their symbols, definitions, and sub-types. - The features of Pressure are explained. - Under the term Complexity, illustrative examples are elaborated. - The Reactions are introduced together with their symbols. - The types of Reactions are explained with examples. - The features of Reactions are explained. - A model of the Reactions and their sub-types is introduced. - An attempt is made to mathematically analyze the model. - The state of “not wanting” is explained within the Theory. - Professions are matched with the types of Pressure. - The problems with the Theory are addressed. Questions regarding the Theory are raised. Update Notes for Version 1.2 The symbols of the Pressures have been revised. Predictions regarding the effects of the Reactions on Pressure have been added, except for Substitution. The heading “All the Reactions” has been changed to “Sub-Types”. The note below the Model has been revised and moved to the “Features of P” and “Features of the Reactions” sections. The "absoluteness" feature under the "Features of the Reactions" heading has been changed to "hierarchy". The counterargument regarding the potential invalidity of Time Pressure was addressed in the "Problems" section. The definition of Economic Pressure has been revised. The description under the "Don't Want to" heading has been revised. New questions have been added to the “Questions” section.
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