Abstract

The meta-scientific analysis in psychiatry seeks to reconcile the theoretical differences between behaviorism and cognitive psychology from a neuronal perspective. It develops from Butler’s biopolitics concept and the environmental determinants of public health and biology in general. In the broader perspective, behaviorism is taken as the reflexive contents from consciousness in cognitive psychology, and the multivariable in psychodynamics is outlined in the framework. The methods introduce external nucleons as the psychiatric element in bridging the theoretical gaps between behaviorism and cognitive psychology.

Keywords:Cognitive behavioral therapy; Environmental agents; Environmental physiology; Extremal nucleons; Gestalt psychology; Neurodiversity; Psychodynamics

Abbreviations:ASD: Autism Spectrum Disorder; ANS: Autonomous Nervous System; CNS: Central Nervous System; CBT: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy