Indeed. And, this is what I have tried to provide in the Project, https://www.researchgate.net/project/Developing-a-Usable-Empirically-Based-Outline-of-Human-Behavior-for-FULL-Artificial-Intelligence-and-for-Psychology .
This is real good for psychology, too -- where things also need to be clear and specified. Theory that is good for AI is simply good theory. Thus, the Project above completely "fits with" my other Project , on a human ethology (Ethogram Theory) (and the theory and hypotheses there): https://www.researchgate.net/project/Human-Ethology-and-Development-Ethogram-Theory (The theory is presented in a much more organized way in this latter Project, plus the full justification of the theory and its ramifications are made clear -- but it is a lot more to read.)
Surely it does, as every theory. But I am intrigued by what you mean. Collected essays are hard to follow, do you have a single paper showing your research question, relation to other theories, experiments (if any)?
Dear Rafal Rzepka
There is a single paper with the beginning core of the perspective and the beginning justifications (about 160 pages). This is a necessary part of what needs to be read (but is yet not the full argument and has no clear specific hypotheses -- for that see the Collected Essays).: Article A Human Ethogram: Its Scientific Acceptability and Importanc...
The first main paper, above, is greatly elaborated on (including with some rather specific hypotheses) and rather fully argued for (and justified) BY the Collected Essays (a 328-page "book"): Book NOW the nearly complete collection of essays (RIGHT HERE) _B...
P.S. Dear Rafal Rzepka
I guess a shorter way to get to what is involved in the system of cognitive development is to see what I have provided for general artificial intelligence people. This material is not-so-well organized BUT is only about 35 pages total. These are the key faculties and capacities (of the resultant view argued for in the large papers and the Collected Comments) AND how things get put together for the simulation of development and learning (or for actual human development and learning) (the "how" is also in the large papers, etc.: argued-for and, perhaps in some ways, in more detail there):
https://mynichecomp.com/onmemory.txt and
https://mynichecomp.com/AImemory.txt
(YET: It is my view that all the vital details are in those 2 .txt documents: I represent that as the necessary and sufficient core for general AI. )
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