Dr. Escher believes that individuals may inherit a predisposition for some psychological disorders, but that the disorders will not actually develop unless there is some stressful event that acts as a trigger. Dr. Escher's views reflect the underlying theme that

a. genetic factors and experience interact to shape behavior.
b. our cultural backgrounds exert a considerable influence over our behavior.
c. motives and expectations can color our experiences.
d. theoretical diversity is an important component in science.


A

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