Step 1: Define human behaviour.
Human behaviour refers to the actions, reactions, conduct, or responses of an individual or group of humans to internal or external stimuli.
Humanbehaviouristhesumtotalofreactionstointernalandexternalstimuli.
Step 2: List basic human needs.
\begin{align*}
&\bullet~Food\
&\bullet~Water\
&\bullet~Air\
&\bullet~Shelter\
&\bullet~Clothing\
&\bullet~Sleep
\end{align*}
Basichumanneeds:∙ Food∙ Water∙ Air∙ Shelter∙ Clothing∙ Sleep
Step 3: Define human drives.
Human drives are innate psychological or biological forces that motivate behaviour to satisfy basic needs, such as hunger drive, thirst drive, and sex drive.
Humandrivesareinternalforcesmotivatinggoal−directedbehaviourtofulfilneeds.
Step 4: List characteristics of a mentally healthy person.
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&\bullet~Physically healthy\
&\bullet~Emotionally stable\
&\bullet~Able to adjust to new situations\
&\bullet~Has realistic self-perception\
&\bullet~Maintains good interpersonal relationships\
&\bullet~Copes effectively with stress
\end{align*}
Characteristicsofmentallyhealthyperson:∙ Physicallyhealthy∙ Emotionallystable∙ Adjuststochanges∙ Realisticself−view∙ Goodrelationships∙ Effectivestressmanagement
Step 5: What are causes of conflict?
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&\bullet~Frustration of basic needs\
&\bullet~Incompatible goals or interests\
&\bullet~Limited resources (competition)\
&\bullet~Poor communication\
&\bullet~Differences in values or beliefs\
&\bullet~Unresolved past issues
\end{align*}
Causesofconflict:∙ Needfrustration∙ Incompatiblegoals∙ Resourcescarcity∙ Poorcommunication∙ Valuedifferences∙ Pastgrievances
