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Tier-7 Psychological Stability & Tolerance Dynamics: A Structural Instantiation within the Paton System
This paper establishes the first formal Tier-7 psychological instantiation of the Paton System. It demonstrates structural compatibility between invariant admissibility architecture (Tier 0–6) and psychological stability phenomena. Rather than proposing a clinical or neurobiological theory, the framework provides a domain-neutral structural analysis of tolerance loading, datum stability, and load distribution within human systems. Psychological instability is framed as sustained load concentration relative to distribution capacity under preserved structural constraints. The contribution is structural clarification and cross-domain integration rather than empirical or therapeutic innovation.
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