International Journal of Psychological Studies, 2010
This paper presents a literature review to determine whether precipitating causes of depersonaliz... more This paper presents a literature review to determine whether precipitating causes of depersonalization (DP) and derealization (DR) correspond to the circumplex model of emotion defined by the dimensions of valence and arousal. DP/DR precipitators are reviewed and classified in relation to the four quadrants of the circumplex model of emotion. The findings indicate that the valence and arousal dimensions were significant predictors of emotions expressed in DP/DR precipitators. Implications are discussed with respect to the multidimensional nature of DP/DR, clarifying normal and abnormal DP/DR, and identifying needed areas of research.
The purpose of this study was to model the relationship between celestial mechanical cycles and t... more The purpose of this study was to model the relationship between celestial mechanical cycles and the Fibonacci numbers. Data were collected on known celestial mechanical cycles including the period of rotation, precession, and orbit. The data were then compared to two time scaling methods for the Fibonacci numbers based on 24-hour and 365-day units of time. Results showed a significant correlation between celestial mechanics and Fibonacci numbers measured in 24-hour periods with an average deviation of less than 3%. No statistically significant correlation was found between celestial mechanics and Fibonacci numbers measured in 365-day periods. These results will be useful for understanding the optimal way the solar system achieves its stability.
This article aims to provide a brief overview of the relevance of new findings about the Fibonacc... more This article aims to provide a brief overview of the relevance of new findings about the Fibonacci Life Chart Method (FLCM) for understanding synchronicity. The FLCM is reviewed first, including an exposition of the golden section model, and elaboration of a new harmonic model. The two models are then compared to illuminate several strengths and weaknesses in connection with the following four major criteria regarding synchronicity: explanatory adequacy; predictability of future synchronicities; simplicity of the model; and generalizability to other branches of knowledge. The review indicates that both models appear capable of simulating nonlinear and fractal dynamics. Hybrid approaches that combine both models are feasible and necessary for projects that aim to experimentally address synchronicity.
Journal of Educational and Developmental Psychology, 2013
The purpose of this study is to describe the use of Fibonacci numbers to model Erikson's eight de... more The purpose of this study is to describe the use of Fibonacci numbers to model Erikson's eight developmental stages and to formulate practical clinical implications. Using a new method, called the Fibonacci Life-Chart Method (FLCM), all prospective dates based on the Fibonacci sequence between January 1, 2000 and December 31, 2100 were identified. This study found the FLCM produced a developmental pattern characterized by eight recognizable stages. This finding constitutes a new classification of Erikson's eight developmental stages. The present research provides support for Erikson's epigenetic view of predetermined, sequential stages to human development based on the occurrence of Fibonacci numbers in biological cell division and self-organizing systems. This method may help identify populations at risk for psychological disorder, which would allow early intervention. However, a longitudinal study is required to establish its predictive power.
Journal of Educational and Developmental Psychology, 2017
The Fibonacci Life Chart Method (FLCM) provides a framework linking development and spirituality.... more The Fibonacci Life Chart Method (FLCM) provides a framework linking development and spirituality. This study addressed the need for empirical research to test the hypotheses proposed by Sacco (Sacco, 2016). To address this problem, this study used case reports (N = 196) from the Alister Hardy Religious Experience Research Centre. The dynamical aspects of ages 11, 18, and 30 were examined as predictors of increased spiritual experience in adolescents and young adults. Results showed only ages 17 and 18 predicted a higher frequency of spiritual experience between ages 11 and 35. Age 18 was associated with a higher effect size (r = .27). This finding provides some empirical support for the FLCM as a predictor of spiritual experience, but not all hypotheses found support. Limitations to the study’s design are discussed along with implications for future research.
D epartam ento de B iologia do Instituto de Biociências da USP. RESUMO Apresentam os uma breve re... more D epartam ento de B iologia do Instituto de Biociências da USP. RESUMO Apresentam os uma breve revisão do problema do cruzam ento preferencial e da seleção de cruzamento. O fenôm eno da dependên cia da frequência no sucesso de cruzamento, quando dois tipos de m a chos estão competindo, descoberto por P etit, 1951 constitue o problema central da presente pesquisa. São apresentados dados relativos a duas séries de experim entos em que as frequências relativas de m achos selva gem e m utante variam, uma série para machos "yello w " e outra para m achos "ebony" N o caso do m utante "y ellow " existe cruzam ento preferencial bem evidente; no caso do m utante "ebony" o cruzam ento preferencial, se existir não é tão evidente. Em ambas as séries, os m achos selvagens apresentam maior sucesso de cruzam ento quando suas frequências são baixas. Os resultados foram interpretados como sendo devidos à com petição, não havendo necessidade das hipóteses de Ehrm an e Spiess para explicar esses resultados.
International Journal of Psychological Studies, 2019
Fibonacci time patterns may predict future synchronistic events (SEs) by forecasting nonlinear dy... more Fibonacci time patterns may predict future synchronistic events (SEs) by forecasting nonlinear dynamical interactions. This study examined if there were differences between observed distributions of Fibonacci time patterns matching SEs compared to expected distributions based on chance. An online survey link was e-mailed to a random sample of Jungian analysts drawn from membership lists of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP). Two experiments tested the hypothesis that Fibonacci algorithms would predict increased synchronicity matches compared to chance. The two Fibonacci algorithms studied were a golden section model (GSM) and harmonic model (HM). Participants reported a total of 41 synchronicities. Statistical analysis showed a significant difference (p < .001) between observed and expected frequencies of matches based on chance for the HM algorithm, and no significant difference in matches predicted by the GSM algorithm. Synchronicity dynamics were fo...
In recent work in cognitive science, it has been proposed that synchronicity is a self-organizing... more In recent work in cognitive science, it has been proposed that synchronicity is a self-organizing dynamic in the evolution of nonlinear neural systems. However, capturing the real-time dynamics of synchronicity has been a formidable challenge. This paper provides an overview of a recent model that applies a joint dynamical-statistical approach to predict synchronicity. This model, termed the Harmonic Model, uses time-series data based on the Fibonacci sequence to forecast phase-space trajectories over the lifespan. The multiscale features limit the predictability of synchronicity and can be quantified in terms of conditional probabilities. Fitting model predictions to experimental data enables underlying synchronicity dynamics to be inferred, giving a new quantitative approach to the study of synchronicity. The model will be useful for empirical assessment of synchronicity, and for new therapeutic strategies to be developed on it.
Recent years have seen an increased interest in journal articles and books on the topic of synchr... more Recent years have seen an increased interest in journal articles and books on the topic of synchronicity. Such scholarly interest is consistent with increased cultural attention given to synchronicity and changes to the social context in which spirituality thrives as a personal search for meaning, which may or may not relate to religion. Based on a review of the extant literature on synchronicity, this paper proposes a new taxonomy for better understanding and analyzing the growing phenomenon of individual and cultural interest in synchronicity. The taxonomy consists of four dimensions of synchronicity: Context, Process, Content, and Explanation. The primary contributions of this paper are (a) description and definition of the concept of synchronicity, (b) preliminary proposal of a taxonomy of synchronicity, and (c) outline of a research agenda to conduct theory-based studies of synchronicity phenomena.
International Journal of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, 2020
In recent work in cognitive science, it has been proposed that synchronicity is a self-organizing... more In recent work in cognitive science, it has been proposed that synchronicity is a self-organizing dynamic in the evolution of nonlinear neural systems. However, capturing the real-time dynamics of synchronicity has been a formidable challenge. This paper provides an overview of a recent model that applies a joint dynamical-statistical approach to predict synchronicity. This model, termed the Harmonic Model, uses time-series data based on the Fibonacci sequence to forecast phase-space trajectories over the lifespan. The multiscale features limit the predictability of synchronicity and can be quantified in terms of conditional probabilities. Fitting model predictions to experimental data enables underlying synchronicity dynamics to be inferred, giving a new quantitative approach to the study of synchronicity. The model will be useful for empirical assessment of synchronicity, and for new therapeutic strategies to be developed on it.
The purpose of this study was to model the relationship between celestial mechanical cycles and t... more The purpose of this study was to model the relationship between celestial mechanical cycles and the Fibonacci numbers. Data were collected on known celestial mechanical cycles including the period of rotation, precession, and orbit. The data were then compared to two time scaling methods for the Fibonacci numbers based on 24-hour and 365-day units of time. Results showed a significant correlation between celestial mechanics and Fibonacci numbers measured in 24-hour periods with an average deviation of less than 3%. No statistically significant correlation was found between celestial mechanics and Fibonacci numbers measured in 365-day periods. These results will be useful for understanding the optimal way the solar system achieves its stability.
International Journal of Psychological Studies, 2019
Fibonacci time patterns may predict future synchronicity experiences (SEs) by forecasting nonline... more Fibonacci time patterns may predict future synchronicity experiences (SEs) by forecasting nonlinear dynamical interactions. This study examined if there were differences between observed distributions of SEs matching Fibonacci time patterns compared to expected distributions based on chance. An online survey link was e-mailed to a random sample of Jungian analysts drawn from membership lists of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP). Two experiments tested the hypothesis that Fibonacci algorithms would predict increased SEs compared to chance. The two Fibonacci algorithms studied were a golden section model (GSM) and harmonic model (HM). Participants reported a total of 41 synchronicities. Statistical analysis showed a significant difference (p < .10) between observed synchronicity matches and expected frequencies based on chance for the HM algorithm, and no significant difference in matches predicted by the GSM algorithm. Synchronicity dynamics showed a predictability range between ±34 days. The article discusses, among other issues, what these findings might mean for theoretical explanations of synchronicity and clinical practice.
This article aims to provide a brief overview of the relevance of new findings about the Fibonacc... more This article aims to provide a brief overview of the relevance of new findings about the Fibonacci Life Chart Method (FLCM) for understanding synchronicity. The FLCM is reviewed first, including an exposition of the golden section model, and elaboration of a new harmonic model. The two models are then compared to illuminate several strengths and weaknesses in connection with the following four major criteria regarding synchronicity: explanatory adequacy; predictability of future synchronicities; simplicity of the model; and generalizability to other branches of knowledge. The review indicates that both models appear capable of simulating nonlinear and fractal dynamics. Hybrid approaches that combine both models are feasible and necessary for projects that aim to experimentally address synchronicity.
The Fibonacci Life Chart Method (FLCM) provides a framework linking development and spirituality.... more The Fibonacci Life Chart Method (FLCM) provides a framework linking development and spirituality. This study addressed the need for empirical research to test the hypotheses proposed by Sacco (Sacco, 2016). To address this problem, this study used case reports (N = 196) from the Alister Hardy Religious Experience Research Centre. The dynamical aspects of ages 11, 18, and 30 were examined as predictors of increased spiritual experience in adolescents and young adults. Results showed only ages 17 and 18 predicted a higher frequency of spiritual experience between ages 11 and 35. Age 18 was associated with a higher effect size (r = .27). This finding provides some empirical support for the FLCM as a predictor of spiritual experience, but not all hypotheses found support. Limitations to the study's design are discussed along with implications for future research.
As a fellow researcher and practitioner highly interested in the relevance of synchronicity to cl... more As a fellow researcher and practitioner highly interested in the relevance of synchronicity to clinical practice , I am pleased to comment on Bernard Beitman's book,
The purpose of this study is to describe the use of Fibonacci numbers to model Erikson's eight de... more The purpose of this study is to describe the use of Fibonacci numbers to model Erikson's eight developmental stages and to formulate practical clinical implications. Using a new method, called the Fibonacci Life-Chart Method (FLCM), all prospective dates based on the Fibonacci sequence between January 1, 2000 and December 31, 2100 were identified. This study found the FLCM produced a developmental pattern characterized by eight recognizable stages. This finding constitutes a new classification of Erikson's eight developmental stages. The present research provides support for Erikson's epigenetic view of predetermined, sequential stages to human development based on the occurrence of Fibonacci numbers in biological cell division and self-organizing systems. This method may help identify populations at risk for psychological disorder, which would allow early intervention. However, a longitudinal study is required to establish its predictive power.
This paper presents a literature review to determine whether precipitating causes of depersonaliz... more This paper presents a literature review to determine whether precipitating causes of depersonalization (DP) and derealization (DR) correspond to the circumplex model of emotion defined by the dimensions of valence and arousal. DP/DR precipitators are reviewed and classified in relation to the four quadrants of the circumplex model of emotion. The findings indicate that the valence and arousal dimensions were significant predictors of emotions expressed in DP/DR precipitators. Implications are discussed with respect to the multidimensional nature of DP/DR, clarifying normal and abnormal DP/DR, and identifying needed areas of research.
International Journal of Psychological Studies, 2010
This paper presents a literature review to determine whether precipitating causes of depersonaliz... more This paper presents a literature review to determine whether precipitating causes of depersonalization (DP) and derealization (DR) correspond to the circumplex model of emotion defined by the dimensions of valence and arousal. DP/DR precipitators are reviewed and classified in relation to the four quadrants of the circumplex model of emotion. The findings indicate that the valence and arousal dimensions were significant predictors of emotions expressed in DP/DR precipitators. Implications are discussed with respect to the multidimensional nature of DP/DR, clarifying normal and abnormal DP/DR, and identifying needed areas of research.
The purpose of this study was to model the relationship between celestial mechanical cycles and t... more The purpose of this study was to model the relationship between celestial mechanical cycles and the Fibonacci numbers. Data were collected on known celestial mechanical cycles including the period of rotation, precession, and orbit. The data were then compared to two time scaling methods for the Fibonacci numbers based on 24-hour and 365-day units of time. Results showed a significant correlation between celestial mechanics and Fibonacci numbers measured in 24-hour periods with an average deviation of less than 3%. No statistically significant correlation was found between celestial mechanics and Fibonacci numbers measured in 365-day periods. These results will be useful for understanding the optimal way the solar system achieves its stability.
This article aims to provide a brief overview of the relevance of new findings about the Fibonacc... more This article aims to provide a brief overview of the relevance of new findings about the Fibonacci Life Chart Method (FLCM) for understanding synchronicity. The FLCM is reviewed first, including an exposition of the golden section model, and elaboration of a new harmonic model. The two models are then compared to illuminate several strengths and weaknesses in connection with the following four major criteria regarding synchronicity: explanatory adequacy; predictability of future synchronicities; simplicity of the model; and generalizability to other branches of knowledge. The review indicates that both models appear capable of simulating nonlinear and fractal dynamics. Hybrid approaches that combine both models are feasible and necessary for projects that aim to experimentally address synchronicity.
Journal of Educational and Developmental Psychology, 2013
The purpose of this study is to describe the use of Fibonacci numbers to model Erikson's eight de... more The purpose of this study is to describe the use of Fibonacci numbers to model Erikson's eight developmental stages and to formulate practical clinical implications. Using a new method, called the Fibonacci Life-Chart Method (FLCM), all prospective dates based on the Fibonacci sequence between January 1, 2000 and December 31, 2100 were identified. This study found the FLCM produced a developmental pattern characterized by eight recognizable stages. This finding constitutes a new classification of Erikson's eight developmental stages. The present research provides support for Erikson's epigenetic view of predetermined, sequential stages to human development based on the occurrence of Fibonacci numbers in biological cell division and self-organizing systems. This method may help identify populations at risk for psychological disorder, which would allow early intervention. However, a longitudinal study is required to establish its predictive power.
Journal of Educational and Developmental Psychology, 2017
The Fibonacci Life Chart Method (FLCM) provides a framework linking development and spirituality.... more The Fibonacci Life Chart Method (FLCM) provides a framework linking development and spirituality. This study addressed the need for empirical research to test the hypotheses proposed by Sacco (Sacco, 2016). To address this problem, this study used case reports (N = 196) from the Alister Hardy Religious Experience Research Centre. The dynamical aspects of ages 11, 18, and 30 were examined as predictors of increased spiritual experience in adolescents and young adults. Results showed only ages 17 and 18 predicted a higher frequency of spiritual experience between ages 11 and 35. Age 18 was associated with a higher effect size (r = .27). This finding provides some empirical support for the FLCM as a predictor of spiritual experience, but not all hypotheses found support. Limitations to the study’s design are discussed along with implications for future research.
D epartam ento de B iologia do Instituto de Biociências da USP. RESUMO Apresentam os uma breve re... more D epartam ento de B iologia do Instituto de Biociências da USP. RESUMO Apresentam os uma breve revisão do problema do cruzam ento preferencial e da seleção de cruzamento. O fenôm eno da dependên cia da frequência no sucesso de cruzamento, quando dois tipos de m a chos estão competindo, descoberto por P etit, 1951 constitue o problema central da presente pesquisa. São apresentados dados relativos a duas séries de experim entos em que as frequências relativas de m achos selva gem e m utante variam, uma série para machos "yello w " e outra para m achos "ebony" N o caso do m utante "y ellow " existe cruzam ento preferencial bem evidente; no caso do m utante "ebony" o cruzam ento preferencial, se existir não é tão evidente. Em ambas as séries, os m achos selvagens apresentam maior sucesso de cruzam ento quando suas frequências são baixas. Os resultados foram interpretados como sendo devidos à com petição, não havendo necessidade das hipóteses de Ehrm an e Spiess para explicar esses resultados.
International Journal of Psychological Studies, 2019
Fibonacci time patterns may predict future synchronistic events (SEs) by forecasting nonlinear dy... more Fibonacci time patterns may predict future synchronistic events (SEs) by forecasting nonlinear dynamical interactions. This study examined if there were differences between observed distributions of Fibonacci time patterns matching SEs compared to expected distributions based on chance. An online survey link was e-mailed to a random sample of Jungian analysts drawn from membership lists of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP). Two experiments tested the hypothesis that Fibonacci algorithms would predict increased synchronicity matches compared to chance. The two Fibonacci algorithms studied were a golden section model (GSM) and harmonic model (HM). Participants reported a total of 41 synchronicities. Statistical analysis showed a significant difference (p < .001) between observed and expected frequencies of matches based on chance for the HM algorithm, and no significant difference in matches predicted by the GSM algorithm. Synchronicity dynamics were fo...
In recent work in cognitive science, it has been proposed that synchronicity is a self-organizing... more In recent work in cognitive science, it has been proposed that synchronicity is a self-organizing dynamic in the evolution of nonlinear neural systems. However, capturing the real-time dynamics of synchronicity has been a formidable challenge. This paper provides an overview of a recent model that applies a joint dynamical-statistical approach to predict synchronicity. This model, termed the Harmonic Model, uses time-series data based on the Fibonacci sequence to forecast phase-space trajectories over the lifespan. The multiscale features limit the predictability of synchronicity and can be quantified in terms of conditional probabilities. Fitting model predictions to experimental data enables underlying synchronicity dynamics to be inferred, giving a new quantitative approach to the study of synchronicity. The model will be useful for empirical assessment of synchronicity, and for new therapeutic strategies to be developed on it.
Recent years have seen an increased interest in journal articles and books on the topic of synchr... more Recent years have seen an increased interest in journal articles and books on the topic of synchronicity. Such scholarly interest is consistent with increased cultural attention given to synchronicity and changes to the social context in which spirituality thrives as a personal search for meaning, which may or may not relate to religion. Based on a review of the extant literature on synchronicity, this paper proposes a new taxonomy for better understanding and analyzing the growing phenomenon of individual and cultural interest in synchronicity. The taxonomy consists of four dimensions of synchronicity: Context, Process, Content, and Explanation. The primary contributions of this paper are (a) description and definition of the concept of synchronicity, (b) preliminary proposal of a taxonomy of synchronicity, and (c) outline of a research agenda to conduct theory-based studies of synchronicity phenomena.
International Journal of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, 2020
In recent work in cognitive science, it has been proposed that synchronicity is a self-organizing... more In recent work in cognitive science, it has been proposed that synchronicity is a self-organizing dynamic in the evolution of nonlinear neural systems. However, capturing the real-time dynamics of synchronicity has been a formidable challenge. This paper provides an overview of a recent model that applies a joint dynamical-statistical approach to predict synchronicity. This model, termed the Harmonic Model, uses time-series data based on the Fibonacci sequence to forecast phase-space trajectories over the lifespan. The multiscale features limit the predictability of synchronicity and can be quantified in terms of conditional probabilities. Fitting model predictions to experimental data enables underlying synchronicity dynamics to be inferred, giving a new quantitative approach to the study of synchronicity. The model will be useful for empirical assessment of synchronicity, and for new therapeutic strategies to be developed on it.
The purpose of this study was to model the relationship between celestial mechanical cycles and t... more The purpose of this study was to model the relationship between celestial mechanical cycles and the Fibonacci numbers. Data were collected on known celestial mechanical cycles including the period of rotation, precession, and orbit. The data were then compared to two time scaling methods for the Fibonacci numbers based on 24-hour and 365-day units of time. Results showed a significant correlation between celestial mechanics and Fibonacci numbers measured in 24-hour periods with an average deviation of less than 3%. No statistically significant correlation was found between celestial mechanics and Fibonacci numbers measured in 365-day periods. These results will be useful for understanding the optimal way the solar system achieves its stability.
International Journal of Psychological Studies, 2019
Fibonacci time patterns may predict future synchronicity experiences (SEs) by forecasting nonline... more Fibonacci time patterns may predict future synchronicity experiences (SEs) by forecasting nonlinear dynamical interactions. This study examined if there were differences between observed distributions of SEs matching Fibonacci time patterns compared to expected distributions based on chance. An online survey link was e-mailed to a random sample of Jungian analysts drawn from membership lists of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP). Two experiments tested the hypothesis that Fibonacci algorithms would predict increased SEs compared to chance. The two Fibonacci algorithms studied were a golden section model (GSM) and harmonic model (HM). Participants reported a total of 41 synchronicities. Statistical analysis showed a significant difference (p < .10) between observed synchronicity matches and expected frequencies based on chance for the HM algorithm, and no significant difference in matches predicted by the GSM algorithm. Synchronicity dynamics showed a predictability range between ±34 days. The article discusses, among other issues, what these findings might mean for theoretical explanations of synchronicity and clinical practice.
This article aims to provide a brief overview of the relevance of new findings about the Fibonacc... more This article aims to provide a brief overview of the relevance of new findings about the Fibonacci Life Chart Method (FLCM) for understanding synchronicity. The FLCM is reviewed first, including an exposition of the golden section model, and elaboration of a new harmonic model. The two models are then compared to illuminate several strengths and weaknesses in connection with the following four major criteria regarding synchronicity: explanatory adequacy; predictability of future synchronicities; simplicity of the model; and generalizability to other branches of knowledge. The review indicates that both models appear capable of simulating nonlinear and fractal dynamics. Hybrid approaches that combine both models are feasible and necessary for projects that aim to experimentally address synchronicity.
The Fibonacci Life Chart Method (FLCM) provides a framework linking development and spirituality.... more The Fibonacci Life Chart Method (FLCM) provides a framework linking development and spirituality. This study addressed the need for empirical research to test the hypotheses proposed by Sacco (Sacco, 2016). To address this problem, this study used case reports (N = 196) from the Alister Hardy Religious Experience Research Centre. The dynamical aspects of ages 11, 18, and 30 were examined as predictors of increased spiritual experience in adolescents and young adults. Results showed only ages 17 and 18 predicted a higher frequency of spiritual experience between ages 11 and 35. Age 18 was associated with a higher effect size (r = .27). This finding provides some empirical support for the FLCM as a predictor of spiritual experience, but not all hypotheses found support. Limitations to the study's design are discussed along with implications for future research.
As a fellow researcher and practitioner highly interested in the relevance of synchronicity to cl... more As a fellow researcher and practitioner highly interested in the relevance of synchronicity to clinical practice , I am pleased to comment on Bernard Beitman's book,
The purpose of this study is to describe the use of Fibonacci numbers to model Erikson's eight de... more The purpose of this study is to describe the use of Fibonacci numbers to model Erikson's eight developmental stages and to formulate practical clinical implications. Using a new method, called the Fibonacci Life-Chart Method (FLCM), all prospective dates based on the Fibonacci sequence between January 1, 2000 and December 31, 2100 were identified. This study found the FLCM produced a developmental pattern characterized by eight recognizable stages. This finding constitutes a new classification of Erikson's eight developmental stages. The present research provides support for Erikson's epigenetic view of predetermined, sequential stages to human development based on the occurrence of Fibonacci numbers in biological cell division and self-organizing systems. This method may help identify populations at risk for psychological disorder, which would allow early intervention. However, a longitudinal study is required to establish its predictive power.
This paper presents a literature review to determine whether precipitating causes of depersonaliz... more This paper presents a literature review to determine whether precipitating causes of depersonalization (DP) and derealization (DR) correspond to the circumplex model of emotion defined by the dimensions of valence and arousal. DP/DR precipitators are reviewed and classified in relation to the four quadrants of the circumplex model of emotion. The findings indicate that the valence and arousal dimensions were significant predictors of emotions expressed in DP/DR precipitators. Implications are discussed with respect to the multidimensional nature of DP/DR, clarifying normal and abnormal DP/DR, and identifying needed areas of research.
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generalizability to other branches of knowledge. The review indicates that both models appear capable of simulating nonlinear and fractal dynamics. Hybrid approaches that combine both models are feasible and necessary for projects that aim to experimentally address synchronicity.
generalizability to other branches of knowledge. The review indicates that both models appear capable of simulating nonlinear and fractal dynamics. Hybrid approaches that combine both models are feasible and necessary for projects that aim to experimentally address synchronicity.