Science
How it learned to ask.
Innuro draws on a library of methods from psychology and related research. The figures count the methods, source references and areas of life recorded in that library.
- methods in Innuro’s research library
- 50
- source references in that library
- 66
- areas of life covered by the library
- 13
Thirteen areas of life
A moment you share is read for the areas it touches. A worry about rent can touch money, sleep and feelings at once.
Thinking
How a thought takes shape, and what it leads to
Feelings
What you feel, and how it moves
Habits
What you do, and what you keep doing
People
The people close to you, and the distance between
Time
How time feels: rushed, stuck, ahead or behind
Body
What your body registers before you name it
Sleep
Rest, and what gets in its way
Money
Money, and the pressure that comes with it
Drive
What moves you to begin, and to keep going
Surroundings
The places you live and work in
Making
Making things, and what gets in the way
Learning
How you take in something new
Meaning
What matters to you, and why
What the research is for
Chosen for the moment
A few methods at a time, from the area a moment is mostly about, shape what Innuro says and asks next.
Your words stay the source
A follow-up starts from what you said. The research informs the question; it never decides what is true about you.
Where it comes from
The library records references to books, journal articles, practice manuals and a guideline. These counts describe Innuro’s library; a public bibliography is not yet available.
Research informs the questions. It does not make Innuro a therapist, a medical service, or a substitute for professional care.
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