Description
Abstract-ideational perception
Perception through internally generated symbolic reality (concepts, meanings, imagination).
Reality is read through hidden relations and interpretive structure.
Thought operates through models spanning abstraction and time.
Attention stays exploratory, drawn beyond the apparent.
General meaning
Ideationality
Informational Level
Abstract, speculative, imaginal perception
Social Level
Untested long-horizon ideas
Psychological Level
Self as mind
Biological Level
Dampened bodily sensitivity, leaner constitution
Motor-spatial inattention, diffuse gaze
Spectrum Clusters
The characteristic factors
# ID | Cluster Description |
|---|---|
1 | Dominance of the abstract and imaginative mind |
2 | Somatic disconnection |
3 | Perceptual dysregulation |
4 | Dissociative and derealization experiences |
1
Cluster Description
Dominance of the abstract and imaginative mind
2
Cluster Description
Somatic disconnection
3
Cluster Description
Perceptual dysregulation
4
Cluster Description
Dissociative and derealization experiences