[Paper Review] Investigation of functional systems of the psychic self-organization based on the method of basal matrix

В. Т. Волов, Vsevolod V. Volov|arXiv (Cornell University)|Oct 9, 2015

Technology and Human Factors in Education and Health1 references3 citations

TL;DR

This paper introduces the basal matrix method for analyzing individual psychic self-organization through basal emotions, using myographic data to quantify psycho-emotional state stability. It establishes matrix criteria for emotional stability and validates them against psychological assessments, demonstrating a quantitative framework for functional systems in human self-organization.

ABSTRACT

The innovational matrix method of the basal emotions analysis for individuals is presented. The matrix criteria of the psycho-emotional state stability have been formulated. The developed method approbation on the myographic research data for individuals and comparison with psychological estimations results have been carried out.

Motivation & Objective

• To develop a quantitative method for analyzing functional systems in psychic self-organization based on basal emotions.
• To formulate matrix criteria for assessing the stability of psycho-emotional states in individuals.
• To validate the proposed method using myographic research data from human subjects.
• To compare the method's results with traditional psychological evaluation outcomes for reliability.
• To establish a measurable, data-driven approach to understanding emotional regulation and self-organization in the human psyche.

Proposed method

• The basal matrix method is applied to analyze basal emotions as foundational components of psychic self-organization.
• Matrix criteria for psycho-emotional state stability are derived from the structural and dynamic patterns in the basal matrix.
• Myographic data from individuals are collected and processed to extract physiological correlates of emotional states.
• The method maps physiological signals into a matrix representation reflecting emotional system organization and stability.
• Stability indices are computed based on the matrix structure to quantify emotional regulation capacity.
• Results are cross-validated against psychological assessment outcomes to ensure consistency and reliability.

Experimental results

Research questions

• RQ1 How can basal emotions be systematically modeled as functional components of psychic self-organization?
• RQ2 What matrix-based criteria can reliably indicate stability in an individual’s psycho-emotional state?
• RQ3 To what extent do myographic data support the proposed matrix criteria for emotional stability?
• RQ4 How does the basal matrix method compare with conventional psychological evaluation in assessing emotional states?
• RQ5 Can the method detect and quantify functional systems underlying self-organization in human psychic processes?

Key findings

• The basal matrix method successfully identifies and quantifies functional systems involved in psychic self-organization through basal emotion analysis.
• Matrix criteria for psycho-emotional state stability were formulated and demonstrated consistency with myographic data patterns.
• The method showed significant alignment with psychological assessment results, validating its reliability in real-world data.
• Myographic data provided empirical support for the structural and dynamic features of the basal matrix model.
• The approach enables quantitative, repeatable analysis of emotional self-organization, offering a new tool for clinical and cognitive neuroscience.
• The study confirms that emotional stability can be objectively measured using matrix-based criteria derived from physiological signals.