The Structural-Functional Theory Provides a Framework for Family Health Promotion

question 6

Multiple Choice

The structural-functional theory provides a framework for family health promotion by:

• A) recognising the influence of the outer community on the family.
• B) recognising the connection between membership and relationships within families.
• C) looking at the socioeconomic factors and the effect on families.
• D) evaluating the impact of same-sex marriages.

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Definitions:

Social Interest

The motivation to seek involvement in social activities, focusing on the welfare and interests of others in the community.

Superego

A component of the mind in Freudian psychoanalysis that represents the moral standards and ideals derived from society and parents, guiding or controlling a person's behavior.

Perfectionism

A trait characterized by striving for flawlessness and setting excessively high performance standards, accompanied by overly critical self-evaluations and concerns regarding others' evaluations.

Compensation

A strategy where individuals attempt to offset perceived deficiencies by emphasizing strengths or successes in other areas.