How does the biopsychosocial model of health and illness overcome the limitations of the biomedical model?(two correct answers possible) By using an holistic approach to treating mental and physical conditions By examining and targeting (through interventions) multiple factors affecting health outcomes. By examining only the psychological risk factors of poor health, ignoring the environment and biological factors.

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		By using an holistic approach to treating mental and physical conditions
		By examining and targeting (through interventions) multiple factors affecting health outcomes.
		By examining only the psychological risk factors of poor health, ignoring the environment and biological factors.