Origins: The Promise of Dynamical Systems Theory

Vallacher, Robin R.; Coleman, Peter T.; Nowak, Andrzej; Bui-Wrzosińska, Lan; Liebovitch, Larry S.; Kugler, Katharina G.; Bartolí, Andrea

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-35280-5_2

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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-35280-5_2

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Origins: The Promise of Dynamical Systems Theory

Robin R. Vallacher

Peter T. Coleman

Andrzej Nowak

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A Systems View of Emotion in Socio-political Context

Leach

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2021

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Most work to date in psychology and related sciences has examined simple, unidirectional causal processes of emotion affecting socio-political context or vice versa. In this classic, mechanistic view of science, each empirical observation stands on its own as a piece of some grander, not yet understandable, puzzle of nature. There have been repeated calls to eschew classic approaches in favor of systems meta-theory in psychology and related sciences. In this paper, we join these calls by arguing that systems meta-theory can better enable the study of emotions in socio-political contexts. We offer a brief primer on systems meta-theory, delineating three key beneficial features: multi-leveled, complex, and dynamic. Viewing emotion as a system of systems—within the person, their relationships (to others), and within the world (locally and globally)—enables fresh theory, method, and statistical analysis well suited to the study of emotion in a socio-political context.

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A Systems View of Emotion in Socio-political Context

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