Psi Theory

Psi Theory is a psychological framework suggesting that human behavior and cognition are driven by an interplay of different mental processes, similar to interconnected "agents" within the mind. These processes include motivations, emotions, and cognitive functions that work together to help us adapt, make decisions, and pursue goals. The theory emphasizes that these internal components operate both independently and collaboratively, shaping our personality and actions dynamically. Essentially, Psi Theory offers a comprehensive view of the mind as a system of interacting parts, each influencing how we think, feel, and behave in various situations.