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		According to Feldman (2021), there are six different perspectives on mental disorders. Psychologists, depending on their expertise, will explain the causes of various mental disorders based on one or more of these different perspectives. Three of these perspectives are the medical perspective, the behavioral perspective, and the cognitive perspective. A psychologist who prescribes to the medical perspective would argue that the strongest factors contributing to mental disorders would be physiological factors such as chemical imbalances or brain structure abnormalities. A psychologist who prescribes to the behavioral perspective, however, would argue that symptoms of mental disorders are learned through experience, reward, and punishment. Finally, a psychologist who prescribes to the cognitive perspective would argue that mental disorders are largely due to how people think. For example, a person diagnosed with anorexia nervosa may have faulty thought patterns regarding food, weight, and body image.
		According to Feldman, there are six different perspectives on mental disorders. Psychologists, depending on their expertise, will explain the causes of various mental disorders based on one or more of these different perspectives. Three of these perspectives are the medical perspective, the behavioral perspective, and the cognitive perspective. A psychologist who prescribes to the medical perspective would argue that the strongest factors contributing to mental disorders would be physiological factors such as chemical imbalances or brain structure abnormalities. A psychologist who prescribes to the behavioral perspective, however, would argue that symptoms of mental disorders are learned through experience, reward, and punishment. Finally, a psychologist who prescribes to the cognitive perspective would argue that mental disorders are largely due to how people think. For example, a person diagnosed with anorexia nervosa may have faulty thought patterns regarding food, weight, and body image (Feldman, 2021).
		According to Feldman, there are six different perspectives on mental disorders (Feldman, 2021). Psychologists, depending on their expertise, will explain the causes of various mental disorders based on one or more of these different perspectives (Feldman, 2021). Three of these perspectives are the medical perspective, the behavioral perspective, and the cognitive perspective (Feldman, 2021). A psychologist who prescribes to the medical perspective would argue that the strongest factors contributing to mental disorders would be physiological factors such as chemical imbalances or brain structure abnormalities (Feldman, 2021). A psychologist who prescribes to the behavioral perspective, however, would argue that symptoms of mental disorders are learned through experience, reward, and punishment (Feldman, 2021). Finally, a psychologist who prescribes to the cognitive perspective would argue that mental disorders are largely due to how people think (Feldman, 2021). For example, a person diagnosed with anorexia nervosa may have faulty thought patterns regarding food, weight, and body image (Feldman, 2021)