The biopsychosocial approach is most directly concerned with assessing the relative contributions of heredity and experience to personality development (Option C)
- The Biopsychosocial Approach is an interdisciplinary model which was first developed by George Engel and Jon Romano (1977).
- The biopsychosocial approach is a type of model that recognizes biological (inheritance), psychological, and social (environmental) factors as well as the interactions among these factors to understand the health and illness state of an individual.
- Social factors include economical, environmental, and cultural factors (e.g. work concerns and family issues).
- Biological factors include both genetic and biochemical factors.
- According to this approach, both mind and body determine the health of the subject.
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