Why does no theory/view/perspective/approach make me think "it is amazing all the ways we are connected with so many aspects of our environment"?
I think this does not happen because there are no good prevalent Psychology theories. We have "embodied" 'theories', that ARE MOST CERTAINLY NOT THEORIES THAT EMBED US WITH OUR ENVIRONMENT (quite the opposite: these are MUCH more of the nature of unfounded human-centric fictional story-telling).
I do know of one theory that is most-empirical and that is well-founded in the way I would like to see (totally environmentally-anchored, it ALL its aspects) and that is Ethogram Theory : see the related Projects under my Profile and for each Project, see the Project Log (ALL THE UPDATES).
Good issue ! I tried to explore a similar issue empirically to identify the root cause of aging. The black-box approach has helped to understand that aging arises from the inadequacy of the environment-to-body interaction.
Good luck !
See Project ‘Natural aging as a preventable and reversible process’ under my Profile.
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