1M concept of man Flashcards

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1
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the overt response of an individual toward stimuli in his environment.

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Behavior

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Behavior

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the overt response of an individual toward stimuli in his environment.

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an aggregate of families living in a specific facility bounded together by common interests and goals.

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Community

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Community

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an aggregate of families living in a specific facility bounded together by common interests and goals.

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the total pattern of human behavior and its products embodied in thought, speech, action and artifacts transmitted to succeeding generation using tools, language and abstract thoughts.

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Culture

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Culture

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the total pattern of human behavior and its products embodied in thought, speech, action and artifacts transmitted to succeeding generation using tools, language and abstract thoughts.

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the interruption of health due to invasion of the body by microorganisms, to trauma, to mal or dysfunction of the body parts due to age, nutritional
deficiency or metabolic disorder.

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Disease

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Disease

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the interruption of health due to invasion of the body by microorganisms, to trauma, to mal or dysfunction of the body parts due to age, nutritional deficiency or metabolic disorder.

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a basic unit of society composed of biological or sociological parents and children born
of or adopted by them.

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Family

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Family

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a basic unit of society composed of biological or sociological parents and children born of or adopted by them.

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11
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optimum level of wellness in an individual
which allows him to function adequately in daily life
activities.

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Health

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Health

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optimum level of wellness in an individual
which allows him to function adequately in daily life
activities.

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13
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the complex characteristics that
distinguish a particular individual from another or
characterizes him in his relationship with others.

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Personality

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Personality

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the complex characteristics that
distinguish a particular individual from another or
characterizes him in his relationship with others.

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15
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a personal awareness of the existence of a Supreme Being or of Supernatural Powers, as expressed in feelings of reverence, worship and
faith.

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Religion

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Religion

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a personal awareness of the existence of a Supreme Being or of Supernatural Powers, as expressed in feelings of reverence, worship and
faith.

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an enduring and cooperating social group
whose members have developed organized patterns
of relationship through interaction with one another.

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Society

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Society

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an enduring and cooperating social group
whose members have developed organized patterns
of relationship through interaction with one another.

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THE ATOMISTIC APPROACH

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studying the structure of the human body; its components and functions.

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studying the structure of the human body; its components and functions.

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THE ATOMISTIC APPROACH

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THE HOLISITC APPROACH

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studying man in all aspects of his behavior and his relationship with others in his environment.

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studying man in all aspects of his behavior and his relationship with others in his environment.

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THE HOLISITC APPROACH

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23
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Man normally responds as a unified whole

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mind and body work as one
what affects one affects the other
neither one stands alone

24
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Organismic behavior

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refers to observable features and actions that reflect man’s functioning as a unified whole within environment in which he exists.

25
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refers to observable features and actions that reflect man’s functioning as a unified whole within environment in which he exists.

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Organismic behavior

26
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Behavioral features

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point out to the observable characteristics of the physical and external shell of man. This shell gives us clues to the internal state of the individual.

27
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point out to the observable characteristics of the physical and external shell of man. This shell gives us clues to the internal state of the individual.

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Behavioral features

28
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CLOSED SYSTEM

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self-sufficient, totally isolated
does not allow outside stimuli to penetrate its boundaries
uses its reserves for energy. In doing so, it eventually fails to function and disintegrates.

29
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self-sufficient, totally isolated
does not allow outside stimuli to penetrate its boundaries
uses its reserves for energy. In doing so, it eventually fails to function and disintegrates.

A

CLOSED SYSTEM

30
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OPEN SYSTEM

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exchanges matter, energy or information with the environment surrounding it.
directly affected by events or changes in other systems.
views the person as a living behavioral system.

31
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exchanges matter, energy or information with the environment surrounding it.
directly affected by events or changes in other systems.
views the person as a living behavioral system.

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OPEN SYSTEM

32
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Energy – Energy

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a quarrel at bedtime as a result in sleepless night.

33
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a quarrel at bedtime as a result in sleepless night.

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Energy – Energy

34
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Energy – Matter

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fear in anticipation of test results in frequent loose stools.

35
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fear in anticipation of test results in frequent loose stools.

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Energy – Matter

36
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Matter – Matter

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inhalation of pathogenic microorganisms produces fever, ingestion of histamine-rich food produces hives.

37
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inhalation of pathogenic microorganisms produces fever, ingestion of histamine-rich food produces hives.

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Matter – Matter

38
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INPUT

A

taken in by a system

39
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taken in by a system

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INPUT

40
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OUTPUT

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passes from the organism into the environment.

41
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passes from the organism into the environment.

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OUTPUT

42
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SUBORDINATE SYSTEM

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cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems.

43
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cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems.

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SUBORDINATE SYSTEM

44
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SUPER ORDINATE SYSTEM

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family, community and society

45
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family, community and society

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SUPER ORDINATE SYSTEM

46
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Man according to Travelbee

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“unique irreplaceable individual, a one-time being in the world”.

47
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Two components that assist man in the power of transcendence

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intellect and will.

48
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INTELLECT

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allows man to look for the truth and gives him the ability to perceive his surroundings.

49
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allows man to look for the truth and gives him the ability to perceive his surroundings.

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INTELLECT

50
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WILL

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expresses man’s own wishes, desire or longing and gives him the power of conscious and deliberate action or self-control.

51
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expresses man’s own wishes, desire or longing and gives him the power of conscious and deliberate action or self-control.

A

WILL

52
Q

Man, the spiritual being needs the essential

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freedom of the human spirit.

53
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Natural Force

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to suffer for those whom he loves and wishes to protect from pain and suffering (ex. love of parents to children)

54
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to suffer for those whom he loves and wishes to protect from pain and suffering (ex. love of parents to children)

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Natural Force

55
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Supernatural Force

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one transcends pain and suffering to a higher place in the hope of non-material reward.

56
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one transcends pain and suffering to a higher place in the hope of non-material reward.

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Supernatural Force