What Is a Disadvantage of the Biomedical Models of Abnormal

question 33

Multiple Choice

What is a disadvantage of the biomedical models of abnormal behaviour?

• A) It has no empirical evidence linking abnormal behaviour to abnormal brain functioning.
• B) It is helpful with diagnosis but not with prognosis or treatment.
• C) It assumes that abnormal behaviour stems from genetics and viral infections.
• D) It neglects the contribution of non-biological factors to abnormal behaviour.

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High-Power Objective

A microscope lens with high magnification, used for observing fine details within specimen slides.

Eyepiece

The lens or group of lenses in a telescope or microscope that is closest to the eye and through which the object is viewed.

Magnification

A process of enlarging the appearance of an object through optical instruments, like microscopes or telescopes, without altering its actual size.

Fine Adjustment Knob

The fine adjustment knob is part of a microscope used for making small adjustments to the focus, allowing for clearer visualization of the specimen at high magnifications.