Stable Intelligence (SI): A Theoretical Framework for Cognitive Homeostasis and Functional Systemic Integrity

This paper introduces a groundbreaking cognitive metric called Stable Intelligence (SI). While traditional Intelligence Quotient (IQ) measures cognitive processing capacity and speed, it fails to account for systemic stability under emotional or environmental stress. This study proposes the Unified Stable Intelligence Model (USIM), which defines real-world cognitive performance as a product of potential capacity and systemic stability. Furthermore, the researcher introduces the Cognitive Recovery and Stability Test (C.R.S.T.) to quantify SI through Cognitive Recovery Time (CRT).