This page collects my structural research, whitepapers, and conceptual work published via DOI-backed platforms such as Zenodo and Figshare.
The focus is not on volume, but on architecture: structural psychology, behavioural architecture, emotional alignment models, and readiness-based frameworks.
Title: Instinct Interrupted: From Wolf Wisdom to Leash Control – A Behavioral Inquiry
Abstract (short):
An exploration of how modern environments interrupt natural self-regulation in dogs,
suppressing zoopharmacognosy, instinctive problem-solving, and autonomous behavioural healing.
The paper argues for an integrated model where human structure supports, rather than replaces,
the animal’s own regulatory intelligence.
Key Concepts:
Zoopharmacognosy, behavioural suppression, environmental constraint, self-healing instinct,
structural responsibility.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16255724
Title: The Invisible Leash: Towards a Neuro-Semantic Model of Modern Dog Behavior and Education
Abstract (short):
A conceptual and structural model connecting limbic resonance, semantic framing,
and non-physical control in human–dog interaction. The paper reframes “obedience”
as a side-effect of emotional clarity, sensory safety, and shared focus, not as a
primary training goal.
Key Concepts:
Neuro-semantic alignment, invisible leash, limbic resonance, non-coercive control,
behavioural architecture.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15796649
Title: Dog Aggression in Multiple Households: Structural Triggers, Emotional Load, and Environmental Mismatch
Abstract (short):
A structural analysis of dog–dog aggression in multi-dog homes, focusing on pressure points
such as space, resources, unresolved fear, and human inconsistency. The paper replaces
“aggression labels” with a load-based model of conflict and proposes interventions based on
architecture, not correction.
Key Concepts:
Multi-dog dynamics, conflict load, environmental mismatch, structural safety, behavioural pressure.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15832978
Title: The Boredom–Frustration Aggression Pipeline: Structural Drivers Behind “Sudden” Canine Explosions
Abstract (short):
A structural model explaining how chronic under-engagement, sensory boredom, and unmet behavioural
requirements create internal pressure that later manifests as “aggression”. The paper clarifies that
these events are not emotional outbursts, but predictable load-release points along a pressure pipeline:
boredom → restlessness → frustration → displacement → conflict. It reframes aggression as
prevented architecture, not provoked emotion.
Key Concepts:
boredom pressure, frustration load, aggression pipeline, behavioural overflow,
environmental deprivation, structural mismatch.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16888776
Title: Active Waiting & The MAP Model: Readiness, Inevitability, and Structural Progress
Abstract (short):
A theoretical framework describing how outcomes emerge when Mindful Awareness, Active Preparation,
and Purposeful Patience align. The paper distinguishes effort-driven achievement from readiness-based
inevitability, with applications in behaviour, strategy, and personal architecture.
Key Concepts:
readiness, structural timing, active waiting, inevitability principle, behavioural architecture.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17685512
Title: NeuroBond – Emotional Alignment Model: Trust Without Persuasion and Behaviour Without Force
Abstract (short):
A framework describing emotional alignment as a structural phenomenon where trust, clarity,
and sensory safety remove the need for defensive behaviour. The paper positions emotion as
information, not instruction, and shows how architecture replaces control.
Key Concepts:
emotional alignment, sensory safety, trust architecture, non-coercive behaviour, structural psychology.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17829451