Apr 1, 2024 · We describe how viewing ACT through a PBT framework and its organizing rubric—the extended evolutionary meta-model (EEMM)—provides fertile ground to expand the ACT and psychological flexibility models, transforming ACT into a more inclusive and flexible version of itself and giving clinicians wider berth with respect to delivering ACT.

We argue that a multi-dimensional, multi-level extended evolutionary meta-model (EEMM) provides consilience and a common language for process-based diagnosis. The EEMM applies the evolutionary concepts of context-appropriate variation, selection, and retention to key biopsychosocial dimensions and levels related to human suffering, problems ...

Dec 1, 2020 · We argue that a multi-dimensional, multi-level extended evolutionary meta-model (EEMM) provides consilience and a common language for process-based diagnosis. The EEMM applies the evolutionary concepts of context-appropriate variation, selection, and retention to key biopsychosocial dimensions and levels related to human suffering, problems ...

EEMM draws loose heuristic distinctions between the six psychological dimensions of affect, cognition, attention, self, motivation, and overt behavior, in addition to processes that occur within...

Jun 15, 2020 · The notion behind this model is an Extended Evolutionary Meta Model (EEMM), which proposes that dynamic, complex networks don't gradually shift or change—they do so dramatically. Networks...

Jul 29, 2024 · The extended evolutionary meta-model (EEMM) of ACT builds upon this foundation by integrating principles from evolutionary science, particularly from the field of evolutionary psychology, to provide a broader framework for understanding human behavior and psychopathology.

eemm 是诊断和干预方法的元模型，可以适应任何一组基于证据的变革过程，无论具体的治疗方向如何。 它初步地为当代精神病学分类系统提供了一种具体的、功能分析的、临床上有用的替代方案。

Dec 1, 2020 · We argue that a multi-dimensional, multi-level extended evolutionary meta-model (EEMM) provides consilience and a common language for process-based diagnosis. The EEMM applies the evolutionary concepts of context-appropriate variation, selection, and retention to key biopsychosocial dimensions and levels related to human suffering, problems ...

We argue that a multi-dimensional, multi-level extended evolutionary meta-model (EEMM) provides consilience and a common language for process-based diagnosis. The EEMM applies the evolutionary concepts of context-appropriate variation, selection, and retention to key biopsychosocial dimensions and levels related to human suffering, problems ...

We describe how viewing ACT through a PBT framework and its organizing rubric-the extended evolutionary meta-model (EEMM)-provides fertile ground to expand the ACT and psychological flexibility models, transforming ACT into a more inclusive and flexible version of itself and giving clinicians wider berth with respect to delivering ACT.