Diathesis Stress Model

The diathesis stress model is a way of explaining how an individual ends’ up with a mental disorder whether it be by genetics and life experiences or both influencing the disorder. Suppose someone has a genetic defect within their genes that allows them to be more susceptible to a mental disorder than others. During their lifespan, they encounter a life-changing event that leaves them homeless and or perhaps they lost their entire family due to a car accident at a young age. If they cannot handle the stress of either of these events and somehow they begin to feel overwhelmed, than they are more than likely to develop a mental disorder. Now let’s suppose in an alternate time line where there has been no life altering event or sufficient amounts