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An epistemological position according to which the mind (in a broad sense: cognition, affects, intentionality) determines how we perceive and access reality. It differs from cognitive realism by including not only cognitive processes but also emotions, desires, and unconscious structures. Weak version (Psychorelativism): different minds generate different, equally valid realities. Strong version (Psychodeterminism): the mind absolutely constrains what we can know. It is a common position in certain strands of depth psychology and phenomenology. Psychorealism highlights that psychological states are not merely filters but constitutive of the world as experienced.
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