Human Cognition Framework

The Human Cognition Framework (HCF) is a cross-disciplinary, highly integrated psychological modeling system designed to simulate, interpret, and predict human cognition, emotion, and behavioral dynamics across multiple dimensions. The framework consists of five progressive levels (L1–L5), each representing an independent and expandable core model tailored to analyze human psychological systems of increasing complexity. Levels L3 to L5 are classified as high-risk models, conceptual only, and strictly prohibited from active research.

Publication Details

Journal
Open Science Framework
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.17605/osf.io/vzykc
Primary Topic
Social Robot Interaction and HRI
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Human Cognition Framework

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Abstract

The Human Cognition Framework (HCF) is a cross-disciplinary, highly integrated psychological modeling system designed to simulate, interpret, and predict human cognition, emotion, and behavioral dynamics across multiple dimensions. The framework consists of five progressive levels (L1–L5), each representing an independent and expandable core model tailored to analyze human psychological systems of increasing complexity. Levels L3 to L5 are classified as high-risk models, conceptual only, and strictly prohibited from active research.

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