Natural Systems Of Mind No 1

• The key drawback of modern sciences is its excessive differentiation and lack of interdisciplinary cooperation and generalization.
• A new interdisciplinary journal called the Natural Systems of the Mind is presented.
• The mission of this journal is to promote effective international multidisciplinary interaction of specialists in sapient human behavior research.
• We aim at understanding reasonable human behavior through the study of systems interactions of the human brain, the mind, body, society, and AI-technology.
• We identified forty branches of science, the integration of which could create a platform for breakthrough research into Sapient Human Behavior.
• The journal proclaims the principles of publication.

• The Possible category is understood as potentially accessible to a human being in perspective.
• The structure of the author’s conception of the possible is built as a fractal system of triads.
• New steps have been done in the study of understanding, spirituality, and truth.
• The present author shows that the Possible study is in line with Probabilistic prognosis paradigm in psychology.
• This paradigm development main directions are elucidated additionally.
• Phenomena are described of advance reflection, hypotheses generation, unconscious anticipation, predictive coding theory

A model of psychogenesis is put forward, based on six fundamental statements:
1. The mental reflection of the environment corresponds to its features, as a key to a lock.
2. Exploring the features of the mental reflexive instrument, we can explore the features of the environment.
3. Exploring the features of the environment, we can discover the requirements of the environment to the mental reflexive instrument.
4. The studying anatomic-physiological organization of nervous system and organism does not give us any information until we will know the role of nervous system in the process of adaptation to the environment.
5. A mental phenomenon is a dynamic self-organized whole which changes over time. The mental reflexive instrument is aimed at identifying invariant features of the environment.
6. The mind has layered structure. The holistic mind consists of spheres put one into another. We call them endo-mimind, meso-mind, exo-mind and meta-mind. These spheres are isomorphic.

• Validation of the Portuguese STQ-77 (STQ-77Pt) used 248 Brazilian participants, F=122;
• CFA showed 4-factor structure of STQ-77Pt, similar to English, Russian, Chinese, Polish STQ-77;
• STQ-77Pt scales of Social Endurance & Tempo high correlated with NEO-FFI Extraversion scale;
• STQ-77Pt Neuroticism & Sensation Seeking scales correlated with similar NEO-FFI & SSS scales;
• STQ-77Pt Empathy scale correlated (+) with NEO-FFI Agreeableness, and (-) SSS Disinhibition.

• Validation of an Elementary Logical Operations test were realized (Russian sample).
• Ability to perform elementary logical operations increased from adolescence to adulthood.
• Differences in indicators of the ELO was not identified in the samples of men and women.
• Differences were found between the sample of the norm and alcohol addicted people.
• Correlations were confirmed between the ability to perform Elementary Logic Operations and Generative abilities, Categorical abilities, and Abilities to classify.
• Correlations were not found between character traits and the ELO scale which testified to the discriminative validity of the test.
• GLM showed a significant effect of the ELO on the Intelligence and Verbal Creativity

• The origin of neurons and nervous systems remains one of the greatest mysteries in the evolution of life.
• The experimental study of the electrical phenomena in cyanobacterial biofilms and single prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells reveals functional specialization and communication.
• The registration of the electrical phenomena reveals evolutionary conservatism of endogenous activity of cells that generate field potentials of 0.5 to 40 Hz, i.e. within the range of main potentials typical of most non-human species and humans.
• The results of the study cast new light on the neuron-like activity of non-neural cells and cellular collectives thus laying a basis for further studies of one other line of research in biological grounds of mind.

• Every step of transduction of the stimulus into sensation must be considered
• Calculations for the primary receptor neuron with characteristics close to real
• The maximum of the function “frequency of action potentials – stimulus” was detected
• Calculations satisfactorily explain experimental psychophysical phenomena
• The presented mathematical model can be applied to any neurons

• The PCA reduced 81 scales covering multilevel individuality traits to four generalized traits which were called Wisdom (W), Emotion (E), Activity (A), and Sociability (S).
• Four groups of respondents were identified that significantly differ in these generalized traits (W, W, A, & S). These individuality types were called “Ordinary Man”, “Spiritual Man”, “Man of Mood”, and “Man of Action”.
• Ordinary Man is psychotic, emotionally unstable, with a low level of meaningfulness of life, spirituality, family and profession values, low intelligence.
• Spiritual Man is distinguished by a high level of hardiness, meaningfulness of life, and spiritual abilities.
• Man of Mood is an introverted, emotionally unstable, and anxious, with mood swings for no apparent reason, focused on the dark and sad sides of his own life.
• Man of Action is extraverted, sociable, initiative, possessing an even mood and able to get along well with other people. He has a wide repertoire of coping.
• A hypothesis has been put forward that the “core” of these individuality types will be associated with different levels of personality.

• The architecture of Theory of mind.
• Evolutionary precursor of the mental model.
• Studying the understanding of mental states throughout human ontogenesis.
• The correlation of implicit and explicit models, cognitive and affective components.

• Human abilities, mental resources and their development.
• Multidimensional nature of mental resources and
• The principle of dynamic equilibrium in psychological systems.
• Variants of life: post-traumatic stress disorder and coping
• Digital technologies in p
• Professional, spiritual, and chemical abilities etc.

• Interdisciplinary systemic research of creative process.
• Prospects of computer modelling of creative process.
• Ponomarev theory of creativity mechanisms.
• The problem of the biological foundations of creativity.
• The dual cultural-biological determination of creativity evolution.