Overall Analysis, Psychoanalisis, & Perception Page

== Overall Analysis ==
==== Data Analysis ====
An ability to analyze data that existed during that period or the data is existed much longer. Such as old handbook data, recent criminal data, biography data, encrypting old data, and many more is the example of data that can be analyzed in this case.
==== Field Analysis ====
An ability to perform a field fast analysis during battlefield, or combat situation. This person usually back at the commanding zone analyze everything that occurs in the area that mentioned. But sometimes a person with a great speed index thinking will perform an analysis in the front of the battlefield.
==== Frame Analysis ====
An ability to analyze a literal body, materialization of a creature, and the structure of that creature. Simple example for this is analyzing a corpse, analyzing an alien, and analyzing a literal robot.
== Psychoanalysis ==
==== General Psychology ====
Is a base knowledge for a psychics or mentalist that every people can learn and try it at their life. This contains general psychology education that would expected on high-schools or colleges
==== Hot Reading ====
Hot reading is a technique used by mentalists, psychics, and mediums to gather information about someone in advance of a reading or performance. Unlike cold reading, where generalizations and observational skills are used in real-time, hot reading involves obtaining specific details through research or prior knowledge. This can include internet searches, social media profiles, private investigators, or even information volunteered by audience members before the reading begins. Hot reading allows the performer to appear exceptionally accurate and knowledgeable about their subject, enhancing the illusion of psychic ability or extraordinary intuition. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_reading#:~:text=In%20hot%20reading%2C%20the%20reader,that%20the%20reader%20already%20knows.
==== Cold Reading ====
Cold reading also a technique often employed by psychics, mentalists, and fortune tellers to give the impression of having psychic abilities or insight into a person's life. It involves making general statements or observations that could apply to anyone, while subtly gathering cues from the person's body language, facial expressions, clothing, and responses to tailor the reading in real-time. By using vague statements that encourage the person to provide more information, the reader can create the illusion of knowing specific details about the individual's past, personality, or future. Cold reading is an art that relies on intuition, observation, and the ability to guide the conversation in a way that makes it seem meaningful and accurate.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_reading
==== Mind Reading ====
Mind reading, in the context of performances or demonstrations of mentalism, refers to the illusion of being able to access or interpret another person's thoughts, often without any verbal communication.
==== Psychological Warfare ====
Psychological warfare is the use of psychological tactics to influence or intimidate an opponent, often to gain a strategic advantage. This can involve spreading propaganda, using fear tactics, misinformation, or other methods to weaken the enemy's morale, create confusion, and manipulate their decision-making. The goal is to make the opponent more likely to surrender, retreat, or make mistakes without engaging in direct physical combat.https://www.rand.org/topics/psychological-warfare.html
== General Perception ==
Perception is the process through which individuals interpret and organize sensory information to create a meaningful experience of the world. It begins with sensation, the initial detection of stimuli by sensory receptors, followed by attention, where focus is directed to certain stimuli while others are ignored. Interpretation then makes sense of the stimuli based on past experiences, expectations, and knowledge, and organization structures the sensory input into a coherent pattern. Theories of perception include bottom-up processing, where perception starts with sensory input and builds up to a larger picture, and top-down processing, where higher-level cognitive processes influence the interpretation of sensory input. Gestalt principles also play a role, describing how people organize visual elements into groups or unified wholes.
Perception is influenced by biological factors, such as the functioning of sensory organs and neural pathways, psychological factors like individual experiences, beliefs, and emotions, and environmental factors, including the context and conditions in which perception occurs. Understanding perception is vital in psychology, neuroscience, design, and artificial intelligence, as it helps in comprehending human interaction with the environment and designing systems that effectively interpret sensory data.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perception