The sociocultural perspective has much strength for understanding mental disorders including
a. evidence linking social, cultural, or environmental factors causally to mental health.
b. understanding why people exposed to adverse influences have various outcomes.
c. details of how psychological problems develop.
d. understanding different sources of stress that impact a person and how that person copes with stress.
Question 2
A common self-report measure that addresses negative attitudes toward oneself, level of impairment due to depression, and physical symptoms is the
a. Beck Depression Inventory II.
b. DSM Depression Inventory.
c. Maslow's Hierarchy Inventory.
d. Depression Impairment Inventory.
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