HUME Module 2.3 Flashcards
Flexibility of Humans
Human Homeostasis
Homeostatic limits
Irreversible damage
is an environmental constraint that elicits a human response
Stress
functional and structural characteristics for coping
Human Adaptation
long adaptive changes mediated by genetic material
Biological Process
culture as the instrument of adaptation
Cultural Evolutionary Process
biological adjustments to extreme and constant forms of stress
Developmental Adjustments
response w/c occurs very rapidly as the stress is felt
Regulatory Adjustments
biological responses which requires changes in structure
Acclimatory Adjustments
by Hans Selye (1976), the body’s response to different stressors show some similarities.
General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS)
translation of environmental stimuli into humanized meanings
Interaction Process
Aspects Involved in Human-Environmental Interactions (2)
Nature of Interaction
Level of Awareness
deliberate and exploitative
Proactive Role
preservation of life
Reactive Role
3 Impacts of Interaction on the Components
Favorable to one but unfavorable to another
Favorable to both components
Unfavorable to both components
Levels of Human-Environment Interaction
Individual-Environment
Family-Environment
Human Population/Community-Env’t