The Biopsychosocial Model of Conversion Disorder Proposed by Stonnington Et

question 126

Multiple Choice

The Biopsychosocial Model of Conversion Disorder proposed by Stonnington et al. (2006) comprises three types of factors, which are:

• A)Triggering event, perpetuating and stress factors
• B)Triggering event, perpetuating and risk factors
• C)Diathesis, perpetuating and risk factors
• D)Diathesis, stress and biological factors

Realize the importance of empathy and tolerance in cross-cultural communication.

Learn the characteristics of different contexts (low versus high) according to Edward T. Hall’s cultural model.

Understand the concept and applications of remote data and application storage.

Recognize the dangers of assuming cultural homogeneity within global business settings.

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