Question

The capacity of the person to adapt to the environmental condition is called the organismic response.

Answer 1

Any type of organism or it's part must exist to a condition to survive is called adaptation. According to Levine the interaction between the person and environment occur in three stages: adaptation, organic response, and conservation. The Organismic response is the change of behavior of a person while adapting to a particular environment. An organismic response is a response that protects the person from the threats and violence. The most common response is fight or flight response to the real or imagined threat. Sometimes the patient develops a stress response due to continuous stressful experiences. And the perceptual response is the adaptation to the environment by understanding the situation.