Six factor patterns

 Six factor patterns

 

One of the most important and fundamental issues in the psychology of centralized structure is the six-factor patterns that determine the form and basis of the formation of Colotix.

1- Current patterns (based on texture)

2- Cyclic patterns (repetition and attention (habits))

3- Productive patterns (creating the main framework (personality type) that causes the birth and formation of other previous patterns in a specific direction and framework)

4- Structural patterns (patterns that arise as soon as receiving, processing and saving the information and are very important in the initial times of the birth and cause a change in the priority of the parameters of the generating patterns).

5- Background patterns (they are passed from one generation to another through genetic codes and are basically established on the basis of two parameters of fear and pain and as a single parameter of pleasure).

6- Basic patterns (desire for effective control, i.e. in three stages, need to survive, need to grow and expand, and fear of inexistence).