​In Contrast to the Biopsychosocial Model, the Biomedical Model Views

question 83

Multiple Choice

​In contrast to the biopsychosocial model, the biomedical model views health as

• A) ​a positive condition.
• B) ​an incorporation of psychological and social factors.
• C) ​a result of a combination of factors such as genetics, beliefs, and stress.
• D) ​the absence of disease.

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Definitions:

Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory

A theory that divides workplace factors into two categories: hygiene factors, which prevent dissatisfaction, and motivators, which encourage employees to work harder.

Job Dissatisfaction

The state of being unhappy or discontent with one's employment situation, often due to factors such as working conditions, relationships, or compensation.

Management By Objectives

A performance management approach in which managers and employees collaborate to set, monitor, and achieve specific objectives within an agreed timeframe.

Goal-Oriented Rewards

Incentives provided after the achievement of defined objectives, aimed at motivating performance.