How is Procedural Analysis different to other systems of behaviour analysis?
Procedural Analysis is: • Realistic: It is verifiable by readily observable phenomena; • Based on evolution theory, the notion of evolutionary stability; • Rigorous: It is susceptible to mathematical modelling; • Directly applicable to humans, without recourse to animal models; • Free from accusations that it imposes a Jewish psychology onto non-Jews; • Conforms to the true scientific paradigm by simplifying, not obfuscating. The PA system is summarized in Suppressed Science 5: Procedural Analysis and detailed most rigorously in Suppressed Science 6: Game-Theoretic Models of Human Behaviour. The Mental Assault is renamed back to being called the Psychic Assault, because it sounds better. Some remaining questions (for Advanced Students): • Is there something which is a handle but not a marker? Back to this problem again, and it seems there is. At least this problem has led to a re-examination of signals, markers, tokens and handles, and an important refinement has been made: the concept
