Psycho-Logic

1 Being Aware and Active.- 1.1 Awareness.- 1.2 Activity.- 1.3 Reflectivity.- 1.4 Persons.- 1.5 Unity of the Person.- 1.6 Past, Present, and Future.- Summary.- 2 Wanting and Believing.- 2.1 Wants.- 2.2 Pleasure and Pain.- 2.3 Beliefs.- 2.4 Parallels and Interplay Between Wants and Beliefs.- 2.5 Moral Wants and Beliefs.- Summary.- 3 Feeling.- 3.1 General Characteristics of Feelings.- 3.2 Reflectivity of Feelings.- 3.3 Strength of Feelings.- 3.4 Positive Feelings.- 3.5 Negative Feelings.- Summary.- 4 Acting.- 4.1 The General Conditions of Acting.- 4.2 The Conditions of Can.- 4.3 The Conditions of Trying.- Summary.- 5 Characteristics of Persons.- 5.1 Wants.- 5.2 Respect.- 5.3 Care.- 5.4 Understanding.- 5.5 Control.- 5.6 Beliefs About Existence.- 5.7 Beliefs About a Shared Conceptual System of Psychology.- Summary.- 6 Personal Change.- 6.1 Types of Change.- 6.2 Open and Closed Systems.- 6.3 Changes in Acting.- 6.4 Changes in Can.- 6.5 Changes in Trying.- 6.6 Changes in Determinants ofTrying.- 6.7 Change of Feeling.- 6.8 Changes in Subjective Identity.- Summary.- 7 Interacting.- 7.1 Some Elementary General Concepts.- 7.2 Taxonomy of Two-Person Interactions in Terms of the Control Concept.- 7.3 Cases of Interaction.- Summary.- 8 Epilogue.- 8.1 Is the System Transcultural?.- 8.2 Is the System Stable?.- 8.3 How Does the System Relate to the Empirical Tradition in Psychology?.- Appendix 1 Definitions of the System.- Appendix 2 Axioms of the System.- Appendix 3 Some Earlier Presentations, Critiques and Replies Concerning the Present Type of Approach.