Hmm. Now where have I seen that before? Oh, yes, I remember: my book:
Pavlovian controller: opportunist/griefer
Episodic controller: scientist/networker
Goal-directed controller: planner/politician
Habitual controller: hacker/friend
Or, if you prefer 4 types instead of 8:
Pavlovian controller: killer
Episodic controller: explorer
Goal-directed controller: achiever
Habitual controller: socialiser
Reading the article, some of the analogies are quite striking (they talk about the habitual controller in terms of social activity, for example). They also use implicit/explicit as a dimension, which is what I added to transform my 4-type model into an 8-type model (implicit means subconscious, explicit means conscious). The other two dimensions I use are not particularly relevant to this classification, but nevertheless it's interesting to note that there's still a very good correlation between the different behaviours of the mind and my 4-type model. I don't know why they match up so well, of course, but it does seem to be somehow supportive of my model rather than denying of it.
Corollary: if playing virtual worlds is bad for your mental health, so is thinking.