Table of Contents for The Wave Principle of Human Social Behavior

10    Foreword
Part I: An Introduction to the Idea of the Wave Principle
23    1: Basic Tenets of the Wave Principle
33    2: Universal Forms: Fractals, Power Laws and Spirals in Self-Organizing Systems, and Their Connection to the Wave Principle
55    3: Robust Fractals and Fibonacci Mathematics
Part II: Validating the Wave Principle by its Own Operation
89    4: Modeling and Quantification Support the Validity of the Wave Principle
99    5: Forecasting Pattern on the Basis of Pattern
117   6: Forecasting Price Extremes on the Basis of Typical Wave Relationships
133   7: Relating Aspects of Market Behavior to Wave Degrees
Part III: The Basis of the Wave Principle in Biology, Psychology and Sociology
147   8: Unconscious Herding Behavior as the Psychological Basis of the Wave Principle
163   9: Theories and Observations Relating to Impulsivity and Herding
179   10: Biological Connections to the Robust Fractal Aspect of the Wave Principle
191   11: Biological and Perceptual Connections to the Fibonacci Foundation of the Wave Principle
203   12: Mentational Connections to the Fibonacci Foundation of the Wave Principle
213   13: From Long Waves to Rapid Vibration: The Motor of Life?
Part IV: An Introduction to Socionomics
227   14: Components of Mood
237   15: Popular Cultural Trends as Manifestations of Social Mood Trends
259   16: Historical Impulsion: Events that Result from Social Mood Trends
289   17: Forecasting Success Supports the Validity of Socionomics
323   18: Thinking Socionomically
Part V: Further Afield
351   19: Problems with Conventional Approaches to Financial Markets, and Their Solution in Socionomics
393   20: Some Key Fundamentals of Socionomics
419   21: The Kitchen Sink: Linking Physics to the Human Social Experience, A Principle Behind Ordered Complexity, Hints of Robust Fractals in the Heavens, the Fibonacci Foundation of Robust Forms, and Phimation as an Opposing Principle to Entropy
443   Sources
457   Index