When treating a client with a psychological disorder, a therapist makes the assumption that the person's difficulties stem primarily from the context in which a person lives.This therapist most likely identifies with the _____ to psychological disorders.

A) biological approach
B) psychological approach
C) sociocultural approach
D) cognitive approach

The sociocultural approach views psychological disorders as being primarily influenced by the social and cultural context in which a person lives. This approach emphasizes the importance of factors such as cultural values, social norms, and family dynamics in shaping a person's mental health. In contrast to the biological approach, which focuses on genetic and biological factors, or the cognitive approach, which emphasizes thought processes and beliefs, the sociocultural approach looks at the broader social context of a person's life.