Frameworks for the Application of Psychological Models in Review of Alzheimer's Disease

An interdisciplinary approach is pursued in establishing foundational theoretical and conceptual frameworks in review of Alzheimer's disease. Greater emphasis is placed on conceptually evaluating the disease from a psychological perspective. Properties regarding Jungian cognitive functions are expanded upon. Interpersonal social dynamics are considered in coordination with psychological profiles and constituent elements thereof. Anticipatory trends, methodology, and focus for future research are also discussed. Potential new methods and techniques of examining and modelling the disease from the perspective of psychological profiles are explored, and details regarding advanced research initiatives stemming from these frameworks are introduced. This paper is primarily a work of conceptual modelling to provide enhanced focus and detail relating to research variables of interest for further evaluation. Empirical studies require more advanced resources and facilities for examination of the conceptual frameworks detailed in this paper. This paper renders a comprehensive analysis regarding interdisciplinary considerations and research directions through the establishment of foundational frameworks, models, and methods.