The view that schizophrenia develops from both genetic predisposition and excessive stress is called

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The diathesis-stress model proposes that schizophrenia develops as a result of a combination of genetic vulnerability (diathesis) and exposure to excessive stressors. This model suggests that not everyone who inherits a genetic vulnerability to schizophrenia will necessarily develop the disorder, but rather that the genetic predisposition increases the likelihood that a person will develop the disorder in response to specific environmental triggers.

The View That Schizophrenia Develops from Both Genetic Predisposition and Excessive