Published articles

The theory of Mental Gravity explains what it means to be psychologically “down” and how mental downness manifests in various aspects of cognition and behaviour, emotion and personality, the brain, phenomenology, and psychopathology. T

The relationship between time perception and affect is bidirectional: Negative affective states tend to dilate (i.e., expand or slow) perceived duration, and unexpected delays (i.e., expanded durations) can induce negative affect like boredom or frustration. 

Expanding on an integrated model of cognitive and emotional intelligence (i.e., Systema Temporis) that ranged up to the timescales of human memory, Systema Psychesincorporates longer timescales relevant to sociocultural and biological evolution.