Psychology

In my system, psychology is divided into three large directions.

General Psychology

General psychology answers the question: how we all solve tasks.

For this we have the model of the task conveyor.

There is an external conveyor: tasks come to a person one by one. For example, a student sits at an oral examination, the teacher gives him tasks, and we observe how he deals with them.

There is an internal conveyor: the task enters the person’s head, is copied, waits in a queue, receives the energy of warming-up, and moves to the operating table.

How a person solves tasks: the task conveyor and nine psychic mechanisms

Differential Psychology

Differential psychology answers the question: how we differ from one another when we solve tasks.

For this we use three models:

Warming-Up: how a person enters a task and receives the energy of the needed type.
Encodings: in which internal languages a person receives and processes information.
Levels: what complexity a person is able to hold and solve.

Age Psychology

Age psychology answers the question: how a person changes with age.

According to our observations, every three years the next level opens before the growing person as a possibility.

Levels and age

Level	Structure	Age
1	One object	0-3
2	Many objects	3-6
3	One process	6-9
4	Many processes	9-12
5	One map	12-15
6	Many maps	15-18
7	One system	18-21
8	Many systems	21+