The Unified Dynamic Model of the Mind: A Comprehensive Framework for Understanding Cognition

(Abstract): The Unified Dynamic Model of the Mind (UDMM) offers a comprehensive framework that redefines our understanding of cognition. Unlike traditional cognitive models that often depict mental processes as static and modular, UDMM presents cognition as a dynamic, predictive, and continuously self-updating system. It integrates sensory, emotional, and cognitive processes into a cohesive whole, emphasizing the role of prediction errors in refining internal models of reality. UDMM aligns closely with the principles of predictive processing and active inference, highlighting the brain's active role in anticipating, interpreting, and adapting to the environment. The model’s holistic nature suggests that fast and slow cognitive processes are emergent properties of an integrated system, rather than separate mechanisms. The implications of UDMM span diverse fields, including artificial intelligence, cognitive science, and mental health, offering novel insights into perception, decision-making, and behaviour

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-04-02
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15126999
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Embodied and Extended Cognition
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The Unified Dynamic Model of the Mind: A Comprehensive Framework for Understanding Cognition

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Embodied and Extended Cognition
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The Unified Dynamic Model of the Mind: A Comprehensive Framework for Understanding Cognition

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Abstract

(Abstract): The Unified Dynamic Model of the Mind (UDMM) offers a comprehensive framework that redefines our understanding of cognition. Unlike traditional cognitive models that often depict mental processes as static and modular, UDMM presents cognition as a dynamic, predictive, and continuously self-updating system. It integrates sensory, emotional, and cognitive processes into a cohesive whole, emphasizing the role of prediction errors in refining internal models of reality. UDMM aligns closely with the principles of predictive processing and active inference, highlighting the brain's active role in anticipating, interpreting, and adapting to the environment. The model’s holistic nature suggests that fast and slow cognitive processes are emergent properties of an integrated system, rather than separate mechanisms. The implications of UDMM span diverse fields, including artificial intelligence, cognitive science, and mental health, offering novel insights into perception, decision-making, and behaviour

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