Biopsychosocial model, Holistic approach to treating psychological disorders by looking at biological, psychological and sociocultural factors., Cumulative risk, Combined risks or factors that may interact with each other to influence a mental disorder., Disorganised attachment, Experienced by individuals who find it difficult to share their feelings or empathise with others., Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), Psychological treatment where seizures are induced in patients., Pharmacotherapy, Use of drugs and medication to assist mental health., Placebo, Variable other than the IV that causes a change in the value of the DV due to the participant's belief that it will have an effect., Protective factors, Factors guarding against the onset or relapse of a mental disorder., Psychosurgery, Brain surgery including lobotomies and deep brain stimulation to treat mental health disorders., Psychotherapy, Using psychological rather than medical means to treat psychological disorders., Risk factors, Contribute to the likelihood of a person developing or relapsing into a mental disorder., Rumination, Excessive thinking or worrying., Self-efficacy, Sense of ability to control and succeed in life., Stigma, Negative mark that applies to an individual and separates them from others.

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