Active Inference · Paper · 2025

Temporal Depth in a Coherent Self and in Depersonalization

Frontiers in Psychology

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Citation KeyFriedman2025TemporalDepthCoherentSelf023
Paper FolderAvailable
DOI10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1585315

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This paper proposes a theoretical framework for understanding dissociative experiences by integrating various perspectives, including nonlinear dynamical systems and neurobiology. It posits that a significant change in 'temporal depth' may serve as a common factor in the onset of dissociative episodes across different etiologies.

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Findings / Concepts
  • Introduces a novel framework for integrating diverse theoretical models of dissociation.
  • Highlights the concept of 'temporal depth' as a potential common factor in dissociative experiences.
  • Proposes a causal relationship between temporal depth collapse and dissociative symptoms.
  • Sets the stage for future empirical studies and therapeutic applications based on the proposed model.
Methods / Techniques
  • Combines first-principles-based perspectives with nonlinear dynamical systems.
  • Utilizes clinical and neurobiological insights to inform the theoretical model.
  • Plans to employ computer simulations to test the model's computational components.
  • Aims to integrate phenomenological data with abstract theoretical models.

Citation

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Friedman, Daniel Ari. 2025. Temporal Depth in a Coherent Self and in Depersonalization. Frontiers in Psychology.

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