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Frameworks — Domain Index
Focused catalog of the 39 substantive articles in
wiki/frameworks/(plus 7 redirect stubs). This is the largest and most cross-referenced domain — contains mental models, behavior science, motivation, life-course research, and the Deep Ambition research backbone. Cross-project consumers: read this first before drilling into specific pages. For the full KB map, see INDEX.
Coined frameworks & mental models
- mental-models — Systems over Goals, System 1/2, PrOACT decisions, Whiplash's 9 shifts, Pride psychology, stress-as-enhancement, plus a catalog of Jason's coined frameworks
- leadership-frameworks — Buckingham's clarity model, the flywheel effect, the Sound Relationship Workplace, managing vs. leading, Breuer et al. trust-in-virtual-teams meta-analysis, Judge et al. Big Five leadership meta-analysis
- deliberate-practice-and-performance — Talent is Overrated, ten-year rule, feedback loops, why coaches are structurally necessary
- analogies-and-metaphor — Metaphor as a serious thinking instrument: helping clients feel understood, unlocking creative problem-solving, scaffolding complex ideas
- antidiscipline — The 3 C's (Curiosity, Connection, Challenge) as an explicit rejection of "discipline" as the organizing motivational concept
- productivity-judo — No productivity system works forever; rotate tactics across people, environment, task management, energy
- expertise-as-river — Expertise is not a shelved asset but a flowing river; the AI-era risk of tying identity to a specific skill
- multiple-truths-and-perception — Most interpersonal conflict is about perception, not fact; optical illusions, McGurk effect, ladder of inference — scaffolding for cofounder work
- silent-failures-and-communication — Missed commitments must be communicated early, like public companies adjusting earnings guidance
Psychology & cognition
- cognitive-biases-and-psychology — Kahneman's biases, error processing, implicit bias (IAT), stereotype content model, priming effects
- stereotype-content-model — Fiske/Cuddy/Glick/Xu 2002 warmth/competence map. Four quadrants, Asian American envious-quadrant application, cross-cultural replications
- implicit-bias-research — Nosek et al. 2007 large-scale IAT analysis, Levinson on judicial stereotypes, Chang & Kleiner racial-stereotype review
- personality-and-situation — Ozer & Funder situational effect sizes vs. traits, Terracciano national character stereotypes, Redelmeier & Shafir decision making
- relational-psychology — Drigotas Michelangelo phenomenon, Emery self-concept clarity, Murray marital idealization
- human-capabilities-assessment — NRC 2015 agenda for measuring individual and team performance potential
Behavior change, motivation, willpower
- habits-and-behavior-change — Willpower science, Tiny Habits, CARRT framework, environment design, sleep and performance
- habit-formation-and-neuroscience — Wood & Neal context-cues, SRHI, dorsal striatum dissociation, dopamine/NMDA mechanisms, model-free/model-based duality, Redish ten-vulnerability framework
- behavior-change-models — Lewin unfreeze-change-refreeze, Prochaska transtheoretical stages, Gollwitzer implementation intentions, Fogg three steps, Polivy/Herman false hope syndrome
- stages-of-change-and-relapse-prevention — Schachter self-cure, Marlatt/Witkiewitz relapse prevention, motivational interviewing, self-efficacy as change predictor, contingency management, Redish mechanistic relapse taxonomy
- self-control-and-willpower — Ego depletion and its rebuttals: Baumeister muscle model, Job/Dweck willpower beliefs, Mischel marshmallow, Moffitt longitudinal evidence, Heatherton neural substrate
- motivation-and-goals — Locke & Latham goal-setting, Bandura proximal goals, Ryan & Deci SDT, Fishbach feedback, construal-level theory
- procrastination-and-false-hope — Steel's meta-analysis and temporal motivation theory, Ariely & Wertenbroch deadlines, construal-level account, Polivy & Herman false hope syndrome
- grit-ambition-and-achievement — Duckworth grit (JPSP 2007), Jachimowicz perseverance-plus-passion refinement, Howard's chess expertise data, ambition as career predictor
- self-efficacy-and-perceived-control — Bandura's four sources of self-efficacy, Rodin's nursing-home study, Linde self-efficacy as behavior-change predictor
Meaning, wellbeing, life-course (Deep Ambition backbone)
- kegan-stages-of-adult-development — Constructive-developmental theory: Socialized → Self-Authoring → Self-Transforming. Subject-object logic. ~8% reach fourth order. Developmental scaffolding for Deep Ambition's three stages.
- harvard-study-of-adult-development — 85-year longitudinal study. Grant + Glueck cohorts. Waldinger & Schulz The Good Life (2023). Strongest empirical finding for "relationships matter more than anything else measurable."
- eudaimonia-vs-hedonia — Aristotle, Ryff's six dimensions, Waterman's personal expressiveness, Kasser/Ryan extrinsic/intrinsic, Brickman hedonic adaptation, MacIntyre internal/external goods. The conceptual spine.
- self-determination-theory — Deci & Ryan research program. Three basic needs (autonomy, competence, relatedness). Intrinsic/extrinsic motivation. Internalization continuum.
- purpose-meaning-and-wellbeing — Emmons/McCullough gratitude, Martela & Steger three dimensions of meaning, Crocker self-image vs. compassionate goals, Killingsworth wandering mind, Krems self-actualization-as-status
- mindfulness-science — Teasdale & Ma MBCT for depression relapse, Baer's five-facet measurement, construct validity of mindfulness measures, links to brain plasticity
- adaptive-preferences — Hub for the Elster/Bovens/Nussbaum/Baber/Mitchell/Callard debate on whether value shifts are rational reorientation or cope. Technical vocabulary for the "Treading Water" chapter of Deep Ambition.
- bovens-adaptive-preferences — Bovens (1992) Sour Grapes and Character Planning. Davidsonian criterion: preference shift is rational only if underlying reason-weights restructure alongside the ranking.
- baber-adaptive-preferences — H. E. Baber's rationalist critique of Nussbaum. Adaptive preference as red herring; dispositional preference and the "would you jump at the grapes if offered?" test.
- mitchell-adapted-vs-adaptive-preferences — Polly Mitchell (2018) on the disability paradox. Adapted ≠ adaptive; burden of proof is on the skeptic (Barnes's testimonial injustice).
- callard-aspiration — Agnes Callard, Aspiration: The Agency of Becoming (Oxford 2018). Forward-looking complement to adaptive preferences. Proleptic reasons; aspiration vs. self-cultivation vs. transformation vs. ambition. The aspiration-ambition distinction reframes Deep Ambition's central argument.
- callard-replies-to-critics — Callard (2021) symposium replies to Katsafanas/Kraut/Sauvé Meyer/Paul. "Painful confrontation with one's own inadequacy."
- callard-on-deliberation — Callard's 2019 Boston Review review of Johnson's Farsighted. Personal decisions are harder than political decisions; the crystal-ball test.
- callard-marriage-of-the-minds — Aviv's 2023 New Yorker profile. Callard's own transformative value-shift as lived test case for her theory.
Cross-directory note
- authentic-pride-patterns physically lives here but is indexed under coaching (it's a signature coaching exercise). See coaching-index.
Redirects
These stubs exist only to resolve older wikilinks. The substantive content lives at the target.
- goal-setting-and-motivation → motivation-and-goals
- gratitude-and-well-being → purpose-meaning-and-wellbeing
- implementation-intentions → motivation-and-goals
- mindfulness-and-meditation → mindfulness-science
- procrastination → procrastination-and-false-hope
- self-control-and-ego-depletion → self-control-and-willpower
- sense-of-purpose → purpose-meaning-and-wellbeing
Related domains
Behavior science pairs with coaching-index (client application). Performance-focused psychology pairs with performance-index (stress, sleep, brain plasticity). Asian American psychology extensions live in identity-index (stereotype-content-model applications). Full map: INDEX.
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