Systemic stability or homeostasis is: a. A concept rooted in general systems theory. b. A concept rooted in cybernetics. c. A term that describes when family systems have a tendency to seek out constancy, even when circumstances change, and the system's current methods of coping are not meeting the needs of individual members or the system itself. d. All choices are correct

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Cherish Spears

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13 May, 19:54

Systemic stability or homeostasis is: a. A concept rooted in general systems theory. b. A concept rooted in cybernetics. c. A term that describes when family systems have a tendency to seek out constancy, even when circumstances change, and the system's current methods of coping are not meeting the needs of individual members or the system itself. d. All choices are correct

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Hailey Morgan · Answer 1

d. All choices are correct

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Homeostasis: The term "homeostasis" is described as a phenomenon in which the physiological and the psychological balanced is being achieved when an individual's desires and needs have been met or completed. However, in the physiological context, it is determined as a "need state" that is being referred to as an "innate need", for example, hunger, thirst, etc.

In the question above, the correct answer is option d.