Description
Abstract-imaginative perception
Perception of the immaterial, abstract side of the world (ideas, meanings, possibilities, fantasies).
Attention naturally drawn to meanings, patterns, and possibilities.
Reality experienced through conceptual frameworks and mental imagery.
Consciousness oriented toward the unseen and potential.
General meaning
Ideality (exaggeration, underestimation)
Intellectual Level
Abstract thinking (highly imaginative)
Social Level
Innovation
Psychological Level
"There and then"
Inadequate self-assessment (inflated or deflated)
Physical layer
Household maladaptation
Vague, 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 |
Dominance of the abstract and imaginative mind
Somatic disconnection
Perceptual dysregulation
Dissociative and derealization experiences