Which of the following statements about psychobiological causes for childhood psychological disorders is NOT true?
A) Most childhood disorders do not have specific biological causes that have been identified.
B) Specific biological abnormalities that have been identified are not present in every child with a disorder.
C) We cannot infer that the biological abnormalities cause a disorder in every case.
D) The mind and the brain are completely separate and the brain cannot influence or cause mental problems independently.

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The statement that the mind and the brain are completely separate and the brain cannot influence or cause mental problems independently is not true. In fact, there is a strong relationship between brain function and mental health, and many psychological disorders are thought to have a biological basis in the brain.

Which of the Following Statements About Psychobiological Causes for Childhood