Dual-processing model can't explain whole cognitive personality

• Christian

  ISFJ
• Published: 03-07-2014 Edited: 03-07-2014
• If we use a dual-processing model to explain cognitive personality, some attributes will be left out.
  
  State 1:
  Effortless.
  Abstract (A) or Concrete (C).
  Deterministic (D) or Organic (O).
  Execution (E) or Processing (P).
  
  State 2:
  Effortful.
  Negation of all three dichotomies in state 1.
  
  Other attributes are attention, fluid intelligence, neuropsychiatric attributes (ADHD, AS, etc) and possible more attributes.
  
  Read about a cognitive personality theory which uses a dual-processing model here, it's called Cognitive-Experiential Self Theory (CEST).
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