As
the aim is to reveal the principles of all Social and Behavioral phenomena a holistic
approach is needed, not excluding any science or field beforehand. The first step therefore is to
determine which sceinces and fields do, and which do not, potentially reveal insights on the
highest level of human (social) behavior.
The
criterium that is used to establish this is the presence of conclusions in a descriptive manner
of general human behavior, be it individual or social, ixcluding ‘situational’ sciences (such
as
General Medicine and Psychiatry). The method used in this phase is extensive research into all
general sciences and fields of knowledge. To enable this extensive approach the research is
limited to all presently known research (theses and dissertations as well as professional
publications) that either (cl)aim to or in effect do draw conclusions at the general (principle)
level of human (social) behavior.
