In Sociotechnical Design

question 34

Multiple Choice

In sociotechnical design

• A)separate sets of technical and social design solutions are developed and compared.
• B)ergonomic features of a system and the system's technical design are given equal importance.
• C)systems analysts with proven backgrounds in sociological concerns rate and compare a system's social and technical aspects.
• D)all of the above.

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Definitions:

Disengaged Families

Family systems characterized by emotional detachment and a lack of interaction among members, often resulting in a lack of support and connection.

Ethnic Matching

The practice of pairing clients with therapists who share the same ethnic or cultural background, believed to improve therapy outcomes.

Cross-Cultural Treatment

Approaches and strategies in healthcare, psychology, or counseling that consider and respect differences across cultures in the delivery of services.

Ethnicity

A category of identity based on shared cultural traditions, language, history, and sometimes physical traits.