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The Biological Person The body's biochemical, cell, organ, and physiological systems. Nervous system,
endocrine system, immune system, cardiovascular system, musculoskeletal
system, reproductive system.
The Psychological Person The mind and the mental processes. Cognition (conscious thinking processes),
emotion (feelings), self (identity).
The Spiritual Person The aspect of the person that searches for meaning and purpose in life,. Themes
of morality, ethics, justice, interconnectedness, creativity, mystical states, prayer,
meditation and contemplation, relationships with a higher power.
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The Physical Environment: The natural and human-built material aspects of the environment. Water, sun,
trees, buildings, landscapes.
Culture A set of common understandings, evident in both behavior and material
artifacts. Beliefs, customs, traditions, values.
Social Institutions Patterned ways of organizing social relationships in a particular sector of social
life, Family, religion, government, economy, education, social welfare, health
care, mass media.
Social Structure A set of interrelated social institutions developed by humans to impose
constraints on human interaction for the purpose of the survival and well being
of the collectivity. Social class.
Dyads Two persons bound together in some way. Parent and child, romantic couple,
social worker and client.
Families Groupings of two or more people who define themselves as family and assume
obligations to one another. Nuclear family, extended family, fictive kin.
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BSW License Exam Study Guide BSW
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Social
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StudyEthics
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Terms in this set (170)
The Biological Person The body's biochemical, cell, organ, and physiological systems. Nervous system,
endocrine system, immune system, cardiovascular system, musculoskeletal
system, reproductive system.
The Psychological Person The mind and the mental processes. Cognition (conscious thinking processes),
emotion (feelings), self (identity).
The Spiritual Person The aspect of the person that searches for meaning and purpose in life,. Themes
of morality, ethics, justice, interconnectedness, creativity, mystical states, prayer,
meditation and contemplation, relationships with a higher power.
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The Physical Environment: The natural and human-built material aspects of the environment. Water, sun,
trees, buildings, landscapes.
Culture A set of common understandings, evident in both behavior and material
artifacts. Beliefs, customs, traditions, values.
Social Institutions Patterned ways of organizing social relationships in a particular sector of social
life, Family, religion, government, economy, education, social welfare, health
care, mass media.
Social Structure A set of interrelated social institutions developed by humans to impose
constraints on human interaction for the purpose of the survival and well being
of the collectivity. Social class.
Dyads Two persons bound together in some way. Parent and child, romantic couple,
social worker and client.
Families Groupings of two or more people who define themselves as family and assume
obligations to one another. Nuclear family, extended family, fictive kin.
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