Ortomoottorikuvat

Ortomoottorikuvat, also known as orthomotor images, are a concept in psychology and psychotherapy, particularly within the framework of the orthomolecular psychiatry movement. These images are believed to be innate, universal, and innate to the human psyche. They are thought to represent the fundamental structures and processes of the mind, and are said to be the basis for all mental and emotional experiences.

The concept of ortomoottorikuvat was introduced by the Finnish psychiatrist and psychotherapist, Artturi Järvinen. He proposed that these images are the result of the interaction between the genetic predispositions of the individual and the environmental influences they encounter throughout their life. Järvinen believed that these images are the foundation of the personality and are responsible for shaping an individual's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Ortomoottorikuvat are said to be organized into a hierarchical structure, with the most basic and universal images at the bottom and the most complex and individual-specific images at the top. These images are thought to be the basis for all cognitive processes, including perception, memory, and reasoning. They are also believed to play a crucial role in emotional regulation and the expression of emotions.

The concept of ortomoottorikuvat has been the subject of much debate and criticism within the psychological community. Some researchers have argued that the evidence supporting the existence of these images is limited and that the concept is not well-defined. Others have suggested that the idea of innate, universal mental structures is incompatible with the principles of modern psychology.

Despite these criticisms, the concept of ortomoottorikuvat continues to be a topic of interest and research in the field of psychology and psychotherapy. Some practitioners believe that understanding and working with these images can lead to a deeper understanding of the individual and more effective therapeutic interventions. However, the practical applications of this concept remain a subject of ongoing debate and discussion.