Which of the following is TRUE?
a. In the field of Health Psychology, all three components of the biopsychosocial model are equally represented in the published research.
b. Some psychologists think that the use of non-evidence based treatment is unethical.
c. There are no evidence-based medical treatment guidelines that adopt a biopsychosocial treatment model.
d. Most researchers in health psychology today have abandoned the multidimensional approach because its complexity means that evidence-based research is unlikely to be published.
B
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