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suprasystem

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suprasystem [soo´prah-sis″tem]
a highly complex system, such as a nation or society.
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The holistic system of human communication is developed through an endless process of production and reproduction of the interaction between yin and yang, hence human communication is a suprasystem which contains different layers of subsystems (e.
Toward an I Ching model of communication by Chen, Guo-Ming / China Media Research
Behavior can be similarly described, so, for any particular recreation activity the key questions to ask are: (1) What function or purpose does it serve within the broader context of a person's life as a whole (the suprasystem in systems terms)--what does sailing do for those who participate?
The structure of recreation behavior by More, Thomas A.; Averill, James R. / Journal of Leisure Research
At the suprasystem level, the author argues ably that fear arises from the uncertain, and often harassing and judgmental style of those administering compensation claims.
Pain Poppies: The Human Ecology of Chronic Pain by Miller, Robert / New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy
 
 
 
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