Trabajo Social (ENARM / Salud Publica, Promocion a la Salud, Prevención Extramuros y Apoyo a la Salud)

Social Interaction is defined by Gettyes and Dawson as a process by which human interpenetrate the minds of each other. According to Corkiness, social interaction is defined as a process that influences the overt state or behavior of individuals minds. Social interaction is usually described as an event that changes the attitude and the behavior of the interacting persons. It is a social relationship between at least two people, which affects and changes the societal conditions of people's lives. This social interaction is the soul of relationship and social life, which produces groups that are the foundation of societies.

Self-presentation is the method acquired by humans to present themselves in the society to control or shape how others think about them. It means expressing oneself and managing behavior in order to create a desired impression. Gender and culture have marked influence on self- presentation which have variable aspects. We will also look at impression management and self-presentation, including a reference to the dramaturgical perspective of the front stage and back stage self. This article will also cover verbal and non-verbal communication in humans, as well as the types of interactions and modes of communication that occur between animals.

Are you able to name the six basic human emotions? Happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, and disgust. How do emotions arise and how can they be measured? What anatomic correlations should you know? What are the most important theories about emotions? The following article answers all of these and even more questions. Moreover, you will learn important clinical connections: anxiety disorders and depression are common diseases that you will encounter in your clinical routine. Make yourself familiar with the basics so that you are perfectly prepared for preclinical exams and your "Physikum".