Human Nature Framework
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A Human Nature Framework is a behavioral framework that models innate human characteristics including cognitive capacitys and social tendencys.
- AKA: Human Nature Model, Human Behavior Framework, Human Psychology Framework.
- Context:
- It can typically inform Enlightenment Ideal applications through capacity understanding.
- It can typically explain Availability Heuristic Bias origins via evolutionary psychology.
- It can often account for Political Radicalism Ideology susceptibility through tribal instincts.
- It can often predict Fatalism Attitude development from learned patterns.
- It can range from being a Pessimistic Human Nature Framework to being an Optimistic Human Nature Framework, depending on its capability view.
- It can range from being a Fixed Human Nature Framework to being a Malleable Human Nature Framework, depending on its change potential.
- It can range from being a Biological Human Nature Framework to being a Cultural Human Nature Framework, depending on its causation emphasis.
- It can range from being a Individual Human Nature Framework to being a Social Human Nature Framework, depending on its analysis level.
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- Examples:
- Evolutionary Psychology Frameworks, such as:
- Philosophical Frameworks, such as:
- Neuroscience Frameworks, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- Artificial Intelligence Framework, which models computational processes.
- Rational Actor Framework, which assumes perfect rationality.
- Divine Nature Framework, which posits supernatural origin.
- See: Human Behavior, Enlightenment Ideal, Availability Heuristic Bias, Political Radicalism Ideology, Fatalism Attitude, Behavioral Framework, Evolutionary Psychology.