The World of Science, Culture and EducationISSN 1991-5497 · ISSN 1991-5500

No. 4 (113), 2025 · 543–546 · DOI: 10.24412/1991-5497-2025-4113-543-546

AXIOMATICS OF THE ZERO POINT (S0 ) OF PERCEPTION THROUGH THE COEFFICIENT OF COGNITIVE-PSYCHOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION (DISTORTION) (IM) IN A MULTIDIMENSIONAL PSYCHOSEMANTIC SPACE

Ostrovskaya I.V.

Abstract

The paper presents the author’s attempt to find the way to measure how consciousness bends reality, where a person becomes a non-classical measuring device with its own metric and substantiate the possibility of formalizing subjectivity. The article presents the Axiomatics of point zero, which states that human perception and assessment of reality are determined by a subjective point of reference – “point zero.” This concept is introduced for the first time, dynamically shifting under the influence of experience, context and the functional state of the individual, the concept of the coefficient of cognitive-psychological transformation (distortion) (Im) is introduced, which quantitatively describes the deviation of a subjective assessment from a conditionally objective scale. The article concludes that the conducted research confirms the existence of an individual perception scale and demonstrates the possibility of its quantitative fixation and mathematical modeling. This opens up prospects for integrating subjective cognitive data into adaptive AI systems, psychodiagnostics, neuroscience, personalized educational interfaces, and cross-cultural communication.

Keywords: cognitive transformation coefficient Im, subjective reference point S0 , perception zero point, cognitive (evaluative) categorization, individual semantic graph

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Ostrovskaya I.V. AXIOMATICS OF THE ZERO POINT (S0 ) OF PERCEPTION THROUGH THE COEFFICIENT OF COGNITIVE-PSYCHOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION (DISTORTION) (IM) IN A MULTIDIMENSIONAL PSYCHOSEMANTIC SPACE. The World of Science, Culture and Education. 2025. No. 4 (113). 543–546. DOI: 10.24412/1991-5497-2025-4113-543-546