Perspectiva Psicosocial Flashcards
What is the main focus of the psychosocial perspective?
The main focus is on the interplay between psychological and social factors in understanding human behavior.
True or False: The psychosocial perspective considers only individual psychological processes.
False
Fill in the blank: The psychosocial perspective emphasizes the influence of __________ on mental health.
social context
Which of the following is a key concept in the psychosocial perspective? (A) Isolation (B) Community (C) Individualism
B) Community
What role do social relationships play in the psychosocial perspective?
Social relationships are crucial as they influence emotional well-being and mental health.
True or False: The psychosocial perspective is solely focused on childhood development.
False
What term describes the interaction of personal and environmental factors in the psychosocial perspective?
Reciprocal determinism
Multiple Choice: Which theory is closely associated with the psychosocial perspective? (A) Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs (B) Behavioral Theory (C) Cognitive Dissonance Theory
A) Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
What is a common application of the psychosocial perspective in healthcare?
It is used to develop holistic treatment plans that address both psychological and social needs.
Fill in the blank: The psychosocial perspective is especially important in understanding __________ disorders.
mental health
True or False: The psychosocial perspective ignores cultural influences on behavior.
False
What does the term ‘social support’ refer to in the context of the psychosocial perspective?
Social support refers to the emotional and practical assistance received from social networks.
Which psychosocial factor can significantly impact a person’s coping mechanisms?
Social environment
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a component of the psychosocial perspective? (A) Individual traits (B) Environmental context (C) Genetic predispositions
C) Genetic predispositions
Short Answer: Name one psychological theory that complements the psychosocial perspective.
Attachment theory