Neutropsychic Personality: A Neutrosophic Dynamic Open System Theory of Human Tendencies

Abstract

Classical personality models (e.g., the Big Five, MBTI) reduce the richness of human tendencies to fixed, often binary, dimensions. Neutropsychic personality theory reconceptualises the self as a neutrosophic dynamic open system in which every trait is simultaneously present, absent, and indeterminate. By importing neutrosophic logic, where propositions possess independent degrees of truth (T), falsity (F) and indeterminacy (I), the framework yields a triadic trait model, a three layer memory architecture (conscious / aconscious / unconscious), and a dynamic evolution/neutrality/involution description of trait change.