Exam 7: Dorothy Johnsons Behavioral System Model

Johnson viewed health as efficient and effective functioning of the system and as behavioral system balance and stability.Behavioral system balance and stability are demonstrated by observed behavior that is:

Each subsystem is composed of at least four structural components EXCEPT:

Johnson integrated a complex knowledge set in the development of her Behavior System Model.Johnson has noted that her theory evolved from:

Which of following functions are associated with the aggressive-protective subsystem.Select all that apply:

Johnson proposes that each subsystem is composed of at least four structural components that interact in a specific pattern.These parts are:

Two components of each subsystem include choice and action.Johnson refers to choice as the individual's repertoire of alternative behaviors in a situation that will best meet the goal and attain the desired outcome.

A number of existing theories were integrated into Johnson's development of the Behavior System Model.The PRIMARY theoretical foundation(s)for the model is (are):

A disorder originating within any one subsystem is classified as a(n):

Johnson proposed five core principals of systems thinking.These core principals include which set of answers?

The overall representation of Johnson's model can be viewed as a behavioral system within an environment.

According to Johnson,individuals are said to achieve efficient and effective behavioral functioning in all of the following EXCEPT:

From a behavioral system perspective,homeorhesis is a more-important stabilizing process than homeostasis.In homeorhesis,the system stabilizes around:

Johnson conceptualized a nursing client as:

The goal "to take in needed resources from the environment to maintain the integrity of the organism or to achieve a state of pleasure;to internalize the external environment" is associated with which subsystem?

Choice,according to Johnson's model,refers to: