Information and Resource Processing Paradigm

Tamito Yoshida's notion of the information and resource processing paradigm was influenced by information theory, particularly Norbert Wiener's Cybernetics (1948). At first, Wiener was reluctant to relate his idea of cybernetic control to the social sciences, but he later came to apply the negative feedback process – the most basic principle of the cybernetic control mechanism – to organic bodies, human beings, and human society. The basic idea of Yoshida's (1990) general systems theory evolved from Wiener's work through the generalizing of his logic. His central hypothesis comprises the following

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