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Meta-model of Human Recognition-behavioral Adaptation System
1Psychosomatic Division, Luna Mental Clinic of Jinseikai Medical Corporation, Tsuchizaki-minato chu-ou 1-21-36, Akita, 011-0946, Japan. masuday8310@outlook.com.
Integrative Psychological & Behavioral Science
|May 31, 2023
Summary
Scientific modeling offers a framework to understand human behavior. This study developed a novel Biopsychosocial model integrating biological, psychological, and environmental factors for adaptation.
Area of Science:
- Neuroscience
- Psychiatry
- Psychology
- Systems Biology
Background:
- Human recognition-behavioral adaptation is an information-metabolism system crucial for maintaining homeostasis.
- Previous research has explored this system through neurological, psychiatric, and psychological lenses.
- Scientific modeling provides a structured approach to understanding complex phenomena.
Purpose of the Study:
- To analyze the human recognition-behavioral adaptation system using scientific modeling.
- To synthesize a neurological meta-model representing functional neuronal modules.
- To integrate this meta-model with psychiatric (Mentality-model) and psychological (Personality-model) aspects.
Main Methods:
- Development of a neurological meta-model as a complex network of functional neuronal modules.
- Integration of the neurological meta-model with psychiatric and psychological models.
- Validation of integrated models against phenomenological realities.
Main Results:
- A synthesized neurological meta-model of the human recognition-behavioral adaptation system was created.
- Integration of this meta-model with Mentality-model and Personality-model successfully explained observed phenomena.
- The research demonstrated the utility of scientific modeling in understanding complex human systems.
Conclusions:
- The meta-model of the human recognition-behavioral adaptation system was advanced into a comprehensive Biopsychosocial model.
- This Biopsychosocial model effectively integrates biological, psychological, and socio-environmental factors.
- Scientific modeling provides a powerful tool for unifying diverse aspects of human adaptation.
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