Society for Chaos Theory in Psychology and Life Sciences

About This Association

Chaos theory, catastrophe theory, and complexity are all examples of nonlinear dynamical systems theory or nonlinear science. The central idea is that systems change over time in many possible patterns that we can analyze and evaluate. Events that seem to be random might not be random at all. The specific concepts of nonlinear change, which have mathematical origins, are explained here along with their evolving applications in psychology, biomedical sciences, organizational behavior, and economics.

Publications

Nonlinear Dynamics, Psychology and Life Sciences

Conventions

Annual International Conference usually held in August in rotating locations in the mainland USA

Specialties:

1. Medicine - Psychology

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