One of the Problems with Adopting a One-Dimensional Biological Causal

question 21

Multiple Choice

One of the problems with adopting a one-dimensional biological causal model of abnormality is

• A) it ignores the contributions of psychological and sociocultural factors to the disorder.
• B) it ignores any interactions with other contributing factors.
• C) it ignores any environmental influences on the disorder.
• D) all of these

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