Brazhnikov, P. Some Fundamental Principles of Living Systems’ Functioning and Their Impact on Human Psychological Systems. Systems2021, 9, 24.
Brazhnikov, P. Some Fundamental Principles of Living Systems’ Functioning and Their Impact on Human Psychological Systems. Systems 2021, 9, 24.
Brazhnikov, P. Some Fundamental Principles of Living Systems’ Functioning and Their Impact on Human Psychological Systems. Systems2021, 9, 24.
Brazhnikov, P. Some Fundamental Principles of Living Systems’ Functioning and Their Impact on Human Psychological Systems. Systems 2021, 9, 24.
Abstract
This theoretical article provides a brief description of the model of living systems' functioning by defining them as resource flows patterns. It reviews the living systems growth limitation between their development cycles by the Fibonacci sequence. Besides, there are presented systems resource base criteria, necessary for accumulating the resources and their investment. The article also considers the conditions for the formation of various systems strategies. Then we reviewed the principles of elemental analysis of information by a person as a living system according to the considered model. The study also shows the possibility of forming priorities in analyzing information for 16 combinations as maximum. At that, it remains crucial to divide a human's information analysis between the two hemispheres of the brain. The described combinations of priorities in a person's information analysis are compared with the existing differential personality models, such as the big five personality traits, the Myers-Briggs type indicator, temperaments model and Honey and Mumford Learning styles.
Keywords
living systems; the Fibonacci sequence; systems strategies; a human's information analysis; the two hemispheres of the brain; differential personality models
Subject
Social Sciences, Psychology
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