Research Methodology

Research methodology used in this study is based on experiential techniques and documented peer-reviewed multidisciplinary scientific research. The focus of the research is on aspects of human existence other than gender cognition.

The experiential techniques involves a woman with a multi-cultural background who lived in solitude with her partner, with minimal social contact with any third person for a period of two years. Throughout this time, she conducted both introspective and retrospective research surveys that were specifically focused on gender studies.

To ensure consistency, the woman followed a strict and disciplined schedule that included similar spatial awareness but limited social contact beyond a certain threshold. It's important to note that the woman is also undergoing life-saving, medication that changes the hormonal make up of the human body during this period.

This approach allowed for an in-depth exploration of various aspects related to human existence beyond just gender cognition. The findings from this research can provide valuable insights into our understanding of the complexities surrounding these topics.

References to Gender Identity theory for human beings, and gender as an emergent human sentience phenomenon, described as an inter cognitive state between two observers.

The Gender Identity governance is derived from the cognitive state to a global awareness (including but not limited to a quantum cognitive energy conversion based hyper local awareness). For instance, observing Gender attributes can be both voluntary or involuntary.

Gender attributes are seemingly flexible. For example, habits and conscious actions observed in a continuous flow of cognition.

In simple terms, realization of one's Self identity is an automatic cognitive function that appears voluntary when observed, similar to breathing lungs.

With regards to a controlled social environment and observation of interpersonal cognitive processes, including the exchange of information between two observers and extrapolated global as well as hyper local expression of flow of cognition.

How to trace these observations and findings:

1. A functional Gender Cognition Spectrum Index (GCSI) of an individual can be mapped using a comprehensive assessment mechanism that examines the varying degrees of associations between attributes on the gender spectrum scale and individual gender identity, whether from a self-perspective or that of another observer. It recognizes that what one person may perceive as attributes of womanhood, another may have a different interpretation.

2. The role of cognitive attention span and focus on biological or physical characteristics of human anatomy. This encompasses the ability for higher intelligence to distinguish male, female, and differently-abled anatomical features from cognitive gender identity.

3. Another aspect to consider is how cognitive attention influences the configuration of individual gender cognition spectrums in each unique human condition. By recognizing this variance-driven approach, it becomes possible to reduce societal constraints on expressions of gender identities and foster a collective understanding rooted in epistemological abstraction regarding involuntary auto linkages between primary and secondary observer’s genders cognition.