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February 16, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The Complete Structural Sequence of the Theory of Fundamental Belief (TCF/TFB)

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CMCHRISTIAN MONTGOMERY

Key Points

  • To present the complete structural sequence of the Theory of Fundamental Belief (TCF/TFB) and its implications for human functioning.
  • Consolidation of previous research on TCF/TFB.
  • Elaboration of logical progression from invisible axis to functional manifestation.
  • Presentation of belief-axis as a foundational element for understanding human behavior.
  • Identified sequence: axis, functioning, feeling, emotion, thought, behavior, consciousness.
  • Cognition is positioned as an interpretative layer rather than a primary origin of human organization.
  • Established belief-axis as critical for coherence in biological, psychological, and relational dimensions.

Abstract

Here is the updated description para a versão 1.0: This document presents the complete structural sequence of the Theory of Fundamental Belief (TCF/TFB), consolidating the full functional order previously explored across separate publications. The sequence clarifies the logical progression from the invisible axis to functional manifestation: axis → functioning → feeling (sentir) → emotion → thought → behavior → consciousness. It reinforces the central proposition that cognition is not the origin of human organization, but a later interpretative layer within a deeper structural movement. Rather than proposing a method, intervention model, or prescriptive framework, this document formalizes TCF/TFB as an integrative structural reading of human functioning. The belief-axis is presented as the foundational element that cannot be removed without collapse of coherence across biological, psychological, and relational dimensions. Version 1.0 marks the consolidation of the complete functional order, serving as a structural reference point for future theoretical, interdisciplinary, and applied discussions.

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CHRISTIAN MONTGOMERY (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69926552eb1f82dc367a144fhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18638166
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