The is a theory suggesting that pre-existing conditions, such as genetic characteristics, personality dispositions, or experiences, are likely to put a person at risk of developing a psychological disorder. diathesis-stress model medical model Elaboration Likelihood Mod five-factor model Question 99 (1 point) As part of a program to quit smoking, Drake receives an injection of a nausea- inducing drug and then is asked to smoke a cigarette. Even though he knows he is receiving the drug, it is hoped that Drake will associate the nausea symptoms with smoking and will thus smoke less. This example best demonstrates the procedures typically used in client-centered therapy. Orational emotive therapy. Osystematic desensitization. aversive conditioning