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May 19, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Mental-4-Element Framework: A Four-Element Coordinate Model of Human Psychology (v1.5)

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Key Points

  • To propose a new integrative framework that organizes human mental functioning around four elements.
  • Introduced a hypothetical structure for human psychology framework consisting of four elements.
  • Clarified conceptual distinctions and refinements in the model over previous versions.
  • Utilized generative AI tools for theoretical discussion and language refinement.
  • Defined Emotion as an output and identified Sensitivity as a critical activation condition for development.
  • Formulated Reason-Based Thinking as essential for developmental potential.
  • Redefined Environmental Friction as a compelling factor for redefining norms.

Abstract

This paper proposes a hypothetical integrative framework for the structural mapping of human mental functioning, organized around four elements: Emotion (output), Sensitivity (input), Social Norm Dependency (external control), and Reason-Based Thinking (internal control). v1.5 introduces the following refinements over v1.4: (1) conceptual separation of Aron's "deep processing" from Reason-Based Thinking; (2) Sensitivity formulated as the activation condition for development; (3) Reason-Based Thinking formulated as the accumulation and conversion condition for developmental potential; (4) Environmental Friction redefined as the experience that compels the relativization of "normal"; (5) structural description of the low-Sensitivity profile added. This paper was prepared with the assistance of generative AI tools, including ChatGPT and Claude, for conceptual organization, language refinement, and theoretical discussion. All content, theoretical claims, and responsibility rest with the author. AI tools are not listed as authors or co-authors.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0bfe2d166b51b53d379662https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20257709
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