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manage the relationship between system and environment. Johnson has defined seven subsystems in his theory but according to Grubbs model, there are eight subsystems for operationalizing Johnson behavioral model which include Eliminative, Dependency, Aggressive/Protective, Affiliative, Achievement, Restorative, Ingestive and sexual.
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