The mathematical unified dynamic model: motivation, behavior and personality

Abstract

Driving force arises from the information interaction of two or more dynamics factors. In human processing, the driving factors such as stimulation, desire or need, knowledge, muscle tension, bio?logical organism operation and their association were studied in depth. Various phenomenological hypothesis theories have been established to solve the problem of dynamics, such as Lewin’s force field, psychodynamics, Maslow’s hierarchy of needs model, emotion model, attention model and personality traits. However, the coherent mathematical unified framework of psychological force has not yet been achieved. Prior to this, we proposed the psychological force formula and the behavior pattern formula. In this paper, we try to use these formulas to link the dynamic phenomenon model together and form a deductive framework. If so, it indicates a breakthrough of mathematical deduction in psychodynamics. And the causality of functional level and its mathematical expression will be established in psychology. This will be a revolution to push unified psychology from the stage of experimental phenomenology to the stage of mathematical hypothesis.

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