According to the biopsychosocial model, what determines health? a. applying biological principles to the psychology of a healthy
social life b. interaction of biological, psychological, and social factors c. primarily biology; individual psychology and social factors are sometimes relevant d. successful application of biopsychological principles to social life
The biopsychosocial (BPS) model consolidates connections between organic, mental, and social components to help decide why an individual may experience the ill effects of a confusion. Clinicians and specialists in different fields use it to finding and treat patients.
This model mirrors the advancement of sickness through the mind boggling connection of natural components (hereditary, biochemical, and so forth.), mental variables (disposition, character, conduct, and so forth.) and social elements (social, familial, financial, restorative, and so on).
If care is used at a reasonable amount, the liability of a patients life is not at your hands as you have taken procedures to prevent them from succumbing to harm.
