In Lazarus' BASIC ID model, which option lists the correct components?

In Lazarus' BASIC ID model, which option lists the correct components?

• A. Brain, Attributions, Situations, Integrative, Cognition, Individualized, Cognition, Interpersonal, and Drugs
• B. Behavior, Affect, Sensation, Imagery, Cognition, Interpersonal, and Drugs
• C. Behavior, Attributions, Senses, Integrative, Collateral, Independent, and Dynamic
• D. Behavior, Affect, Situations, Integrative, Cognition, Individualized, and Dynamic

Answer: (B)

The essential idea is that Lazarus' BASIC ID model organizes a person’s presentation into seven domains: Behavior, Affect, Sensation, Imagery, Cognition, Interpersonal, and Drugs. This framework helps clinicians map where coping and problems show up—what a person does, how they feel, the physical states they notice, the mental images they run, what they think, how they relate to others, and substance use. The option that lists exactly these seven components is the best fit because it mirrors the established BASIC ID structure. Other options introduce terms not part of this model (like Brain, Situations, Senses, Integrative, Collateral, Independent, Dynamic) or use variants that don’t align with the seven domains Lazarus identified, so they don’t match the BASIC ID framework.

The essential idea is that Lazarus' BASIC ID model organizes a person’s presentation into seven domains: Behavior, Affect, Sensation, Imagery, Cognition, Interpersonal, and Drugs. This framework helps clinicians map where coping and problems show up—what a person does, how they feel, the physical states they notice, the mental images they run, what they think, how they relate to others, and substance use. The option that lists exactly these seven components is the best fit because it mirrors the established BASIC ID structure. Other options introduce terms not part of this model (like Brain, Situations, Senses, Integrative, Collateral, Independent, Dynamic) or use variants that don’t align with the seven domains Lazarus identified, so they don’t match the BASIC ID framework.