Adapted from Science to Human Behaviour, Structural Systems Theory Examines

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Adapted from science to human behaviour, structural systems theory examines the fit between an individual and his or her systems as well as interactions that take place within and across systems.

Describe the factors that penetrate the lines of defense according to Neuman's model.

Define the dimensions of stressors in Neuman's system.

Explain the processes of negentropy and entropy within Neuman's framework.

Comprehend the concept of created environment and its physiological implications.

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Definitions:

Market Forces

The natural effects of supply and demand that determine prices and resource allocation in a market economy.

Collective Decision-Making

The use of the political process (voting, taxes, government spending, regulation, political bargaining, lobbying, and so on) to make decisions and allocate resources. In a democratic setting, the votes of citizens and their representatives will determine the actions undertaken.

Basic Economic Questions

Fundamental questions that every economic system must address: What to produce, how to produce, and for whom to produce.

Private-Property Rights

Legal provisions that allow individuals to own, control, and benefit from property such as land, buildings, or intellectual property.