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Course: Social Work Dimensions of human behavior: Explain the multidimensional approach in 5 lines. In your...

Course: Social Work

Dimensions of human behavior: Explain the multidimensional approach in 5 lines.

In your own words please for understanding.

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Hello!

There are multiple dimensions in human behaviour and IM listing them down below and will try to explain each I'm 5 lines as your requested.

The dimensions are divided into 3 major concepts

*Dimension of person.

*Dimension of environment .

*Dimension of Time .

*DIMENSION OF PERSON ;

Here I want you to know that it involves biological ,psychological, spiritual everything that is very innate and very very personally what I'm trying to tell you is that anything that is judged by you and your opinions become personal and it is your own perspective .

*DIMENSION OF ENVIRONMENT ;

To have an understanding of the work better most social workers try to understand their circle or their environment or surroundings better only by knowing it includes few always like culture, families,physical environment ,communities,to know do better work it is very important to know the present society .

*DIMENSION OF TIME;

Time is not constant yet so constant because only with time you can learn the work better as with time the methods, strategies etc changes ,working according to liner time which generally indicates past, present,future is associated with different age groups and working with them is easy then.

I have tried maximum to put in the answer in just 5 lines as it is very short but I have tried ,thankyou hope this helps

Hayet Jeridi answered 1 month ago
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