Side 02
Psychology
Six psychological currents examined through the same twelve questions. The point is not to collapse them into one theory of the person, but to make their different explanations of mind, behaviour, suffering and change visible.
The whole Side.
Every row asks the same question of all six currents. Each intersection separates the current’s claim, proposed mechanism, evidence orientation and limits so disagreement stays visible.
Currents.
Study one current vertically across all twelve questions. Each profile also identifies major figures through their specific relationship to the current and the contribution they made.
Questions.
Hold the psychological problem constant and compare six explanations. This is the fastest way to see where similar language hides different assumptions about causation, agency and change.
Compare.
Select two to four currents and any questions. The same knowledge objects are reused here, in the current profiles, question views and the full matrix.