Single-Factor Explanations

question 10

Multiple Choice

Single-factor explanations

• A)tend to identify risk factors rather than specific causes of dysfunctional behaviour.
• B)posit one factor which is said to cause a particular psychological disorder.
• C)are generally preferred over other explanations because of its simplicity.
• D)often reflect a high level of current comprehensive knowledge of disorders.
• E)view behaviour as the product of the interaction of several factors.

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