The Diathesis-Stress Hypothesis of Schizophrenia States That

The diathesis-stress hypothesis of schizophrenia states that

A) biological factors put someone at risk of schizophrenia, but environmental stressors are required to convert the potential.
B) when psychic energy builds up, defense mechanisms take over.
C) eating disorders will lead to major depression unless they are treated with cognitive-behavioral techniques.
D) panic attacks can be prevented by limiting anticipatory anxiety.
E) in chaotic environments, body chemistry will change to cause depressive disorders.