Psychological Risk Architecture is a structured methodology developed by Yuliya Levina to identify, assess, and govern psychological risk within organizations.

Psychological risk refers to the likelihood that cognitive, emotional, behavioral, or relational dynamics distort decision-making, destabilize organizational systems, and degrade performance.

White traditional risk frameworks focus on operational, financial, technological, and regulatory threats, they often overlook underlying driver of these risks: human decision systems.

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