Pressure Theory: Mathematical Fundamentals of Psychology

This ongoing work aims to develop a mathematical, common, and practical language for the behaviors of organisms and the underlying causes of those behaviors. In this context, the following contributions are presented: - The term Pressure is introduced together with its symbol. - The seven types of Pressure are introduced, along with their symbols, definitions, and general examples. - The features of Pressure are explained. - Under the term Complexity, illustrative examples are elaborated. - The Reactions are introduced together with their symbols. - The types of Reactions are explained with examples. - The features of Reactions are explained. - A model of the Reactions and their sub-types is introduced. - An attempt is made to mathematically analyze the model. - The state of “not wanting” is explained within the Theory. - Professions are matched with the types of Pressure. - The problems with the Theory are addressed. - Questions regarding the Theory are raised.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18065069
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Complex Systems and Dynamics
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Pressure Theory: Mathematical Fundamentals of Psychology

Tuğrul Çelik
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Complex Systems and Dynamics
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Pressure Theory: Mathematical Fundamentals of Psychology

Tuğrul Çelik
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Abstract

This ongoing work aims to develop a mathematical, common, and practical language for the behaviors of organisms and the underlying causes of those behaviors. In this context, the following contributions are presented: - The term Pressure is introduced together with its symbol. - The seven types of Pressure are introduced, along with their symbols, definitions, and general examples. - The features of Pressure are explained. - Under the term Complexity, illustrative examples are elaborated. - The Reactions are introduced together with their symbols. - The types of Reactions are explained with examples. - The features of Reactions are explained. - A model of the Reactions and their sub-types is introduced. - An attempt is made to mathematically analyze the model. - The state of “not wanting” is explained within the Theory. - Professions are matched with the types of Pressure. - The problems with the Theory are addressed. - Questions regarding the Theory are raised.

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Complex Systems and Dynamics
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