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The term biopsychosocial characterizes the interactions between biological, psychological, and dimensions. |
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According to the diathesis-stress model, people are born with a diathesis, or that places them at risk for developing a psychological disorder. |
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The approach regards abnormality as due to improper treatment by society. |
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The model explains abnormal behavior as the working of unconscious psychological processes in the mind. |
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is a disorder in which psychological problems become expressed in physical form. |
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therapy provides a context for clients to share their stories with others and, in doing so, obtain support and guidance from people dealing with similar problems. |
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The method involves manipulating the conditions to which participants are exposed and observing the effects of these changes on the behavior of the participants. |
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In the condition, participants are given an inert substance or treatment that is similar in all other ways to the experimental treatment. |
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The multiple- approach to a single-subject design, involves observing different multiple-dependent variables in the same person over the course of treatment. |
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In the study method, researchers look at children who are adopted by parents with psychological disorders, but whose biological parents are psychologically healthy. |
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