dkjsd Flashcards
composed of ascribed statuses
close system
widespread respect and admiration felt for someone
prestige
movement of individuals or groups from one
social status to another. A movement may be
vertical going up or down the social hierarchy, or
horizontal simply changing a social role within the
same social class
social mobility system
This composed of achieved statuses where
social status is gained through merit or effort.
open system
This is composed of ascribed statuses where
societal membership is defined upon or prior
to birth.
close system
Its members strictly follow spiritual and
cultural norms as a way of life.
close system
a state of complete physical,
mental, and social well-being and not
merely the absence of disease or
infirmity
health
Refers to the wat that your body functions. This
includes eating right, getting regular exercise and
being at your recommended body weight. It is also
avoiding vices, and being free of disease and sickness.
physical health
A reasonable and continuous finding of
satisfactions in one’s living and utilization of a
problem solving mode of behavior; and ability to
perceive one’s environment with relative freedom
from “need distortion.
psychological health
Emotional health is about how we think and feel. It is
about our sense of wellbeing, our ability to cope with
life events and how we acknowledge our own emotions
as well as those of others. It doesn’t mean being happy
all of the time.
emotional health
refers to the relationships we have
and how we interact with others.
social wellness
relates to our sense of lifemeaning and purpose. It can include our
connection to culture, community, spirituality
and/or religiosity and includes the beliefs,
values, mental models and ethics we hold.
spiritual health
Originated from Cebu, commonly known as “binat” among
Filipinos is the relapse of the body’s system after it has healed
from sickness.
bughat
Is described as something that happens to a person that has
recently healed from sickness but then shortly gets sick again
after.
bughat
Usually happens to young children
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