Titlebook: Causality and Neo-Stages in Development; Toward Unifying Psyc Gerald Young Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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,Die Aufgaben der Unternehmungsführung,l models. Neither our hominin ancestors nor contemporary nonhuman primate evidence the advanced thinking and cultural complexity inherent in the models that are described. Humans are also distinct in the extent of causality in the thinking process that governs development and that is applied to cult

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,Über die Razemisierung (Autorazemisierung),nsidering causality as a unifying force in psychology. The chapter describes in-depth the biopsychosocial model, systems theory, networks, and the author’s own concept of activation-inhibition coordination. The chapter ranges over multiple areas related to causality, such as evolution, neuroscience,

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,Über die Razemisierung (Autorazemisierung), of neo-stage in-depth, which integrates concepts such as microdevelopment/macrodevelopment coordination. This concept allows for a modified, workable (sub)stage developmental model and an associated stage transition concept. Further, the chapter relates the developmental model to a theory of mind a

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,Über die Razemisierung (Autorazemisierung),ng, brain and behavior, 2016; Causality and development: neo-Eriksonian perspectives, 2019) providing a comprehensive account of Young’s Neo-Piagetian/Neo-Eriksonian model and the work in psychology on causality. The literature published since the publication of the last book in the series complemen

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,Über die Razemisierung (Autorazemisierung), Springer, New York, 2011; Unifying causality and psychology: being, brain and behavior. Springer, Cham, 2016; Causality and development: Neo-Eriksonian perspectives. Springer, Cham, 2019) that were not part of the three books. They further indicate the reach of the present work and the room it offe

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,Über die Razemisierung (Autorazemisierung),zes the causal mechanism of activation-inhibition coordination and its application to laterality while integrating systems and network modeling; the developmental concept of neo-stages, and a 25-step (sub)stage model of development over the lifespan, while attempting to integrate psychology under th