Psychology

This section is dedicated to the applications of the methodology of Unism in psychology. The questions related to the nature and origin of consciousness have been put in a special section, since they often belong to philosophy rather than science; still, the structure of the Web is convenient enough to establish the links between the two domains.

Assorted notes

• Notes on psychology (in Russian)
• Psychological types: translation and oscillation
• Cats like people and people like cats
• Animal psychology

Online texts

• Physics and Psychology in the Hierarchical World: Towards Physical Psychology.
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• A Mathematical Model of Scale Perception
  [Text (TeX, ZIP)] [Text (Word, ZIP)] [Figures (PCX, ZIP)]
• A Hierarchical Theory of Aesthetic Perception: Musical Scales.
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• A Hierarchical Theory of Aesthetic Perception: Scales in the Visual Arts.
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• Drawing and Music: The Universals of Aesthetic Perception.
  In Russian: [Word, ZIP] [PDF]
• Survivors and Sufferers: Forced Medication in a Class Society.
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• Discreteness, Continuity and Hierarchical Scaling in the Arts.
  [Word, ZIP, English] [PDF, English] [Word, ZIP, Russian] [PDF, Russian]
• Hierarchical analysis of the structure of the perception of museum expositions.
  In English, abstract in Russian: [Word] [Word, ZIP] [PDF]

Related texts

• Articles and comments at Karl Jaspers Forum
• Are we conscious beings? Not Yet.
• Self-Construction in the Developing World
• Unism and Humanism
• Styles of reasoning
• Multiple worlds
• Styles of referencing
• Strong cowards and evil giants: On the psychology of power

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