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[Frames of reference for interdisciplinary management in human sciences]
1Psychiatrisches Krankenhaus des Landes Tirol, Thurnfeldgasse 14, A-6060 Hall i Tirol. gerhard.medicus@tilak.or.at
Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift (1946)
|May 27, 2003
Summary
This study introduces a simple framework for understanding nervous system functions by integrating biological research questions with reference levels. This bio-psycho-social model fosters interdisciplinary consensus and structures scientific results.
Area of Science:
- Neuroscience and related biological sciences.
- Integrates biological research questions (causation, ontogeny, adaptation, phylogeny) with hierarchical reference levels (cell, organ, individual, group).
Context:
- The study addresses the need for a unified framework in disciplines studying nervous system functions.
- Highlights the complexity of biological research and the necessity of structured approaches.
Purpose:
- To present a foundational reference framework for understanding the nervous system.
- To establish a basis for interdisciplinary consensus and systematic organization of research.
Summary:
- A simple matrix combining four core biological research questions with multiple reference levels provides a structured approach.
- This bio-psycho-social orientation framework facilitates systematic ordering and networking of results across disciplines.
Impact:
- Facilitates the development of interdisciplinary consensus in neuroscience and related fields.
- Provides a structured foundation for organizing and networking diverse research findings for better comprehension of nervous system functions.