Suicide and the limiting difference of ego and survival stressor set point integrity in the brain: A brief mathematical formulation

Paul-Andre Betito

Auteurs-es

Paul-Andre Betito https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0597-9177

Mots-clés :

psychologie, cognition, neurosciences, théorie freudienne, suicide, suicidalité, survie, adaptation, facteurs de stress, facteurs de stress de survie, évolution, points de consigne, ego, psychologie, cognition, neuroscience, théorie freudienne, suicide, suicidalité, survie, adaptation, facteurs de stress, facteurs de stress de survie, évolution, points de consigne, ego

Résumé

La propension au suicide n'est pas psychologique, mais un produit défini de la violation de seuil des activités interdépendantes d'une série finie et hétérogène de facteurs de stress de survie, dont les activations homéostatiques et allostatiques définissent des points de consigne internes et des produits mutuels constituent collectivement l'intégrité de survie. Les facteurs de stress de survie proposés régissent la satiété, l'hydratation, l'adaptation du cycle de sommeil, l'accès à la reproduction, les relations socio-dynamiques, les menaces socio-dynamiques, l'accès aux opportunités, la syntonie de la connaissance de soi, la douleur physique, inconfort physique, équilibres thermodynamiques, équilibres coordinationnels ou vestibulaires, hygiène et besoins relationnels. Il est proposé que le suicide émane d'une violation irréversible des points de consigne des facteurs de stress de survie, spécifiquement en termes de différence limitante du moi freudien ou neuroceptif, qui est considéré comme fondé sur une expression cohérente stable et continue dérivant d'activations répétées de réseaux fonctionnels. . Une brève formulation de système mathématique est présentée, établissant les mérites dynamiques de cette
proposition litigieuse.

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