The Biopsychosocial Perspective Incorporates a Developmental Viewpoint

The biopsychosocial perspective incorporates a developmental viewpoint. This means that

A) individual abnormalities are solely the result of biological factors and that the environment has no role in the development of an individual.
B) we must understand how different factors influence change over the course of a person's life.
C) risk factors related to abnormality remain constant and does not vary according to an individual's position in the life span.
D) mental abnormalities are not curable.