the changes that individuals experience in income, residence, and friends when they move to a different neighborhood away from the home where they spent their younger years would fall into the domain of the biopsychomodel model

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Skyla Lang

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19 May, 11:16

the changes that individuals experience in income, residence, and friends when they move to a different neighborhood away from the home where they spent their younger years would fall into the domain of the biopsychomodel model

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Freeman · Answer 1

The changes that individuals experience in income, residence, and friends when they move to a different neighborhood away from the home where they spent their younger years would fall into the social domain of the biopsychomodel model.

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The biopsychosocial model is a model that examines the interconnection between three different areas of life: biology, psychology and social and environmental factors. This model allows us to understand how these factors operate in a person's human development. In this case, the fact that a person loses many of the socio-economic factors that existed in his life would be an important change in the social domain of this model.