The interactional theory of depression (Coyne, 1976) explains the influence of events at the level(s) of ________.
A) brain only
B) person only
C) group only
D) brain, person, and group

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The interactional theory of depression emphasizes the interplay between individual factors (such as personality, coping style, and cognitive processes), environmental stressors, and social support. Therefore, it involves events at the level of the person (e.g., attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors), the brain (e.g., neurotransmitters and neural circuits), and the group (e.g., social norms and interactions).

The Interactional Theory of Depression (Coyne, 1976) Explains the Influence