Which concept is central to Johnson's behavioral system model?
Correct answer: A. The person as a behavioral system with organized subsystems
- A. The person as a behavioral system with organized subsystems
- B. The person as a collection of independent physical organs
- C. The person as a passive receiver of medical treatment
- D. The person as a set of separate environmental responses
Explanation
Johnson viewed the person as a behavioral system made up of interacting subsystems, such as attachment, dependency and achievement. The model focuses on maintaining behavioral balance, not only on physical organ function.
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