According to the Diathesis-Stress (D-S) model of disease, which two factors are necessary determinants to cause the onset of a stress-related illness

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The Diathesis-Stress (D-S) model of disease posits that a combination of a biological predisposition and environmental precipitating factors is necessary to cause the onset of a stress-related illness. This means that both factors must be present for an individual to develop an illness, with the biological predisposition setting the stage for vulnerability and the environmental factors serving as a trigger. The other answer choices either omit or incorrectly combine these necessary determinants.

According to the Diathesis-Stress (D-S) Model of Disease, Which Two