FRHD 2060 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Family Process, Paraprofessional, Advance Healthcare Directive
7 Oct 2016
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Chapter 5 where people live: person-environment interactions. Person-environment interaction: means behaviour (b) is a function of both the person (p) and the environment (e) Most models emphasize the importance of peoples perceptions of their environments. How a theory incorporates elements of the biopsychosocial model into the person environment relation. Competence: the upper limit of a persons ability to function in five domains. Physical health, sensory perceptual skills, motor skills, cognitive skills and ego strength. Environmental press: the physical, interpersonal or social demands that environments put on people. Both competence and environmental press change as peropls move through the life span. The demands put on you by the environment changes as you age, The competence environmental press frameworl reflects the lifecycle factor as well. Adaptation level: the area where press level is average for a particular level of competence this is where behvaror and affect are normal. Slight increases in press tend to improve performance.
