Which statement about the historical and contemporary conceptualizations of mental disorders is most accurate? Select two options.
Historically, mental disorders were believed to be a result of biological factors only.
Historically, mental disorders were seen as supernatural forces that disturbed people’s well-being.
Contemporary cultures know that supernatural forces cannot disturb a person’s well-being.
Contemporary Western culture conceptualizes psychological disorders as being biological and psychosocial.
Many cultures today still believe that supernatural forces disturb people’s well-being.