Social panorama laboratory experimentation

The basic hypothesis of the social panorama was formulated in the equation: relation equals location. For the members of the International Laboratory for Mental Space Research (www.ilmspr.com) the challenge was to conduct an experiment to test this concept. Under the title: “Relationships are Constructed from Generalized Unconscious Social Images Kept in Steady Locations in Mental Space”, in March 2016 a publication saw the light in the Journal of Experiential Psychotherapy, Vol. 19, no. 1 (73).

The same article was later published as Part 4, in the book Mental Space Psychology, under the Title: An Experiment with Love. This is a quantitative empirical approach with a heavy theoretical introduction.

Clinical experience provides detailed insights in how people create relationships in their mental space. Laboratory experiments supported most of this with statistically tested numerical data.
An alternative way to look at psychological disorders and health. When all psychological phenomena are happening in mental space, this must also hold for psychological issues of all sorts. This will give a new direction to the psychotherapy of the future. Read more in our book Mental Spatial Diagnosis.