Genetics, issues associated with puberty, epigenetic factors, and neurobiological changes, are examples of ______.

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Genetics, issues associated with puberty, epigenetic factors, and neurobiological changes are all examples of biological vulnerabilities of depression, as they involve biological factors that can increase an individual's risk for developing depression. Psychobiological vulnerabilities of anxiety (choice A) refers specifically to the interplay of psychological and biological factors in the development of anxiety disorders, while choice D is incorrect because these factors do not relate to environmental risk factors.

Genetics, Issues Associated with Puberty, Epigenetic Factors, and Neurobiological Changes