Canonical index of the research corpus. This page defines the authoritative versions of each work, with stable links to the canonical page and PDF. The corpus presents a theoretical and methodological research program investigating access-dependent high-intensity affect as a distinct control regime, governed by evaluative monitoring and threshold dynamics.
| Title | Year | Type | Contribution | Page | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A Regime Theory of Joy: The Ease Regime as a Permissive Control Configuration | 2026 | Preprint | Core theoretical framework | Page | |
| Ease: A Threshold Model of Evaluative Access Constraints | 2026 | Research note | Formal specification of access constraints | Page | The Measurement Paradox in High-Intensity Positive Affect | 2026 | Preprint | Measurement and observability constraints | Page |
| Ease: Evaluation Kills Entry, not the State: a Threshold Model of Ease | 2026 | Preprint | Specification of entry threshold conditions | Page | |
| The Morin Z-Reduction Task (M-ZRT) | 2026 | Protocol | Behavioral probe of threshold entry conditions | Page | Prediction Error Without Closure in Childhood | 2026 | Preprint | Developmental implications | Page |
| Ease Is Not Lost, It Is Blocked by Optimization | 2026 | Book | Extended theoretical synthesis | Page | |
| Joy Is Fragile Under Evaluation: A Threshold Model of Entry (First empirical observation of induced joy via behavioral task) | 2025 | Preprint/Protocol | Foundational observation | Page |