In telling the biopsychosocial problems that are part of our society and which are characteristic of the various models of life in our modern society, we analyze the life of a subject who is female and is native American. Born and raised in America, the subject is black and 44 years old. He has four siblings which include three brothers and one sister. He has no religious affiliation and has been working for twelve years. She is currently a retiree from the Department of Conservation (DOC). His family history has been explored below and includes a look at his racial and ethnic roots and the close relatives he has had. His immediate family consists of three brothers and one sister as his siblings. One of his brothers is married to a white woman and his sister has never married but has had affairs and has a white child out of wedlock. The person we are investigating or our subject has two Caucasian children out of wedlock. One of his children is 24 years old while the other is seven years old. The subject has had several recurring problems in his life and these include mental problems, alcoholism and drug abuse. The lives of his family members are described in the following paragraph. His father died at the age of 55 and had been chief of police. He was educated and had attended school for a total of 12 years. His mother (the subject) practiced medicine and is currently retired. One of his brothers, a half-brother, went to school and his occupation is side jobs. He does not have a permanent job and it cannot be said that he has a stable income. He is 48 years old. Another of his brothers, aged 46, has finished school and is dabbling in the hotel business... middle of paper... a stable with one to settle down in and bring about positive change. The subject admits that her problem lies in facing developmental difficulties because she is single and has no one to support her. Works Cited Hutchison, Elizabeth. Dimensions of human behavior: Life course change. 3rd ed. London [ua: SAGE, 2008. Print.Wodarski, John S. and Sophia F. Dziegielewski. Human behavior and the social environment: Integrating theory and evidence-based practice. New York, NY: Springer Pub., 2002. Print.Macionis, John J.. Sociology. 11th ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2007. Print.Zastrow, Charles and Karen Kay Ashman. Understanding human behavior and the social environment. 2nd ed. Chicago: Nelson-Hall Publishers, 1990. Print.Rogers, Anissa. Human behavior in the social environment. 2nd ed. New York: Routledge, 2010. Print.