The K Model (Core Framework for Human Well-Being and Cognition)

This preregistration details the theoretical framework, central and secondary hypotheses, falsification criteria, and methodological design of the K Model — a modular and replicable system for predicting and optimizing collective and institutional behavior.
The study integrates structural, cognitive, and contextual variables (ICC ≡ TACC, KTR_Tensión+, DevWell_PC1, GCSI2, and LEX subsystems: Fin, Key, Pol, Gov, Estate, Salute, HR/HSE, Empresas, Avery) in a longitudinal observational panel covering ~150 countries (2015–2024).
Analytical methods include fixed-effects panel regression, penalized models (Ridge, Lasso), hierarchical linear models, and lead–lag analysis. Sensitivity tests (Sobol, Monte Carlo, spider analysis, Kondratiev-cycle stress) ensure robustness. All hypotheses and analytical procedures are pre-specified to guarantee transparency and reproducibility.