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Compare and contrast the biological and psychosocial models of mental illness.
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Compare and contrast the biological and psychosocial models of mental illness.
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The biological model attributes mental illness to physical and genetic factors, while the psychosocial model emphasises social and environmental factors such as stress, relationships, and life events.
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