A common vocabulary unifying the several "behavioral" disciplines.

A technique for treating large, complex organizations | A synthetic approach where piecemeal analysis is not possible due to the intricate interrelationships of parts that cannot be treated out of context of the whole | A viewpoint that gets at the heart of sociology because it sees the sociocultural system in terms of information and communication nets | The study of relations rather than "entities" with an emphasis on process and transition probabilities as the basis of a flexible structure of many degrees of freedom. | "An operationally definable, objective, non-anthropomorphic study of purposiveness, goal-seeking system behavior, symbolic cognitive processes, consciousness and self-awareness, and sociocultural emergence and dynamics in general.