In the Person-In-Environment Perspective, the Environment Consist of

question 43

Multiple Choice

In the person-in-environment perspective, the environment consist of

• A) physical, spiritual, and psychological dimensions.
• B) physical, interpersonal, and socio-cultural aspects.
• C) psychological, spiritual, and emotional aspects.
• D) biological, organizational, and occupational dimensions.
• E) biological, interpersonal, and socio-cultural aspects.

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Definitions:

Necessaries

Goods and services that are essential to a minor’s health and welfare.

Emancipated

In contract law, the condition that exists when minors are no longer under the control of their parents and are responsible for their contracts.

Disaffirm

The legal right of a party, particularly a minor or someone under duress, to renounce or void a contract or agreement.

Unqualified Right

A right that is absolute and not subject to any conditions or restrictions.