bother her because she is very introverted. She moves into a beautiful home overlooking the beach in hopes that this will solve her depressive symptoms. However, living on the beach fuels her feelings of guilt that she can afford her home and is not contributing to her community as much as she would like. She is wary of seeking treatment because her family members who have a history of depression report that therapy is ineffective. According to the biopsychosocial model, which aspect of Imani's situation is an example of "psychology"? O Her family history of depression O Her introversion Her socioeconomic status O'Her family saying that therapy does not work

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