The Anderson and Newman Model Has Been Used Extensively in Examining

question 20

Multiple Choice

The Anderson and Newman model has been used extensively in examining the utilization of physician and hospital services. This model consists of three main components which are

• A) social determinants, the health services system, and individual determinants
• B) predisposing factors, enabling conditions, and need
• C) predisposing factors, the health services system, and individual determinants
• D) individual determinants, need, and the health services system
• E) social determinants, individual determinants, and need

Comprehend the dynamic nature of constructs and their role in guiding behavior.

Understand the principle of constructive alternativism and its implications for personal freedom.

Gain insight into Kelly's views on the individual's capacity to anticipate and control life events.

Realize the importance of testing personal constructs against reality.

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Definitions:

Individual Achievement

The success or accomplishment of personal goals by an individual, often measured by personal effort or ability.

Individualistic Cultures

Societies that emphasize personal goals, autonomy, and independence, often encouraging individuals to prioritize their own interests and achievements over collective goals.

Interdependence

A situation in which what each person does significantly influences what the partner does over long periods of time.

Culture

The sum of attitudes, customs, and beliefs that distinguishes one group of people from another.