1M-CONCEPTOF MAN:BIO-PSYCHO-SOCIAL ANDSPIRITUAL BEING

Spiritual Systems

A composite being of o Biological o Psychological o Social. AND?

TRUE

However, the study of man cannot be understood, it is done out of context of thesupra systems calledsociety. t or f

man

a complexity of cells, is a remarkable member of the animal species.

STIMULI

in the environment provide the necessary forces toenablemantodemonstrate, consciously orunconsciously

TRUE

He alone, the other animals, use language to communicate with others of his kind. T or f

A. THEATOMISTIC APPROACH

In order to understand how man functions, one needs to know first the structure of the human body. The basic unit of the human body is the cell.

A. THEATOMISTIC APPROACH

It actually means studying thepartsofman'sbodysinglyor independently

FALSE

That man normally responds as a unified whole. aS a series of interrelated parts

FALSE

The atomistic view, therefore, traces the patterns of man's relationships with other beings inthe suprasystem of society. t or f

TRUE

Theholistic approach supplements thedata collected bymeansofthe atomisticstudy

TRUE

To understand him, one needs to view MAN in his totality. t or f

B. HOLISTIC APPROACH

views man as a wholeorganism withinterrelated and interdependent partsfunctioning toproduce behavior unacceptable oracceptable tohimor tosociety.