Sacrificium Ingenii Omnibus; 2024-present; Iteration 1 (exert)
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The Comprehensive Task Analysis Model
Wooden James
Hilfe Services, Founder
Wooden J. The Comprehensive Task Analysis Model. Sacrificium Ingenii Omnibus. 2024-present; Iteration 1 (exert)
Background
How can we create a generic model for all humans?
The human brain is an incredibly complex set of connections that are constantly adapting to the diverse experiences of our everyday lives. Active human thought (train of thought / consciousness) is consistent with a deterministic model. Deterministic models describe how computers “think” with a system of states and inputs that achieve a specific function designed by people. For humans however, we do not require this external input for design to write new programs (Neuroplasticity takes care of this for us). Our equivalent “computer inputs” are carried through neurons which each have uniquely dynamic functions to enable coherent complex thought.
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Introduction
The linkages between different neurons for our function’s, can be represented in a generic model, described by:
– A cognitive association that provides a foundational bias towards specific thought patterns from a genetic perspective.
For example, some people can quickly understand mathematical concepts and other people experience more difficulty.
Figure 2:
An emotional association that provides a probabilistic metric for an ambiguous (random) distribution of thought organisation (this enables new thought formulations and is described as creativity).
For example, some people experience fluctuating emotions where they experience highly variable inconsistent thought where others are more rigid in their emotion and experience more consistent thought processes.
Figure 3:
A historical association that provides a capacity to construct dynamic patterns for thought with specific bias (this enables the learning process).
For example, some people can remember large quantities of information about specific topics where others may have a more general interpretation of many different topics.
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These three generic domains are necessary for independent function and are the foundation for behavioural commonalities between individuals. Every behaviour begins with a response to an external stimulus in the form of a functional component of the body such as an arm movement or vocal response. It is when the behavioural commonalities are varied and functional components do not provide the necessary function, that the variation becomes a limitation in an individual’s environment. Such limitations is the foundation for the diagnostic identification and determination of the treatment to follow
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