IBEE™ WP-01B — Diagnostic Constraint Weight and Interpretive Stability in Identity-Based Emotional Epistemology

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Authors: Jakeisha Bell Robinson
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Abstract

This paper introduces the concept of diagnostic constraint weight within Identity-Based Emotional Epistemology (IBEE™). The framework models how meaning-claims gain or lose epistemic credibility under structured constraint exposure. The paper examines how interpretive systems preserve stability while remaining vulnerable to degenerative integration when disconfirming signals are excluded. By formalizing the relationship between constraint signals, falsifier admissibility, and governed risk exposure, the paper provides a structural account of interpretive stability and epistemic degeneration in identity-relevant meaning systems. IBEE™ White Paper Series WP-00 Constitutional ArchitectureWP-01 Foundational Disciplinary StatementWP-02 The Lineage ContinuumWP-03 MIERS Validator Architecture WP-01A Pressure as ValidatorWP-01B Degenerative Integration Under Performance IdentityWP-01C Diagnosticity as Weight Applications WP-04 Governance Intake Under ConstraintWP-05 Validator Operator Model

Fields of Study & Subjects

Epistemology Ethics and Metaphysics Diverse Interdisciplinary Research Studies Philosophy and Theoretical Science

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
4 March 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Preprint