The principle of complementarity as the basis for the model of ethical cognition

The analysis of the Boolean model of ethical cognition has demonstrated that a law similar to the principle of complementarity is realized in the model: ‘interference of feelings’ is incompatible with the correct registration of inner intentions. The entire class of the possible algebraic models is investigated, and it is shown that if we postulate the existence in the human psyche of the principle of complementarity and of analogues of parallel and sequential locations of physical devices, then as a consequence we obtain the Boolean model.