Which question(s) would a biopsychologist most likely address when studying schizophrenia? When does schizophrenia usually develop in a person? What are the various stages (represented by the changes in behavior) of the illness? O Does stress affect the nervous system and hormones to either cause or prevent schizophrenia? O To what extent does schizophrenia affect one's thinking, memory and language abilities? O Does schizophrenia differ in how it is viewed between cultures?

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