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Unit 9 – Social Psychology
Topic 9.1
How can attributional style impact an individual's learned helplessness according to Seligman's model?
There is no relationship between attributional style and learnt helplessness as per Seligman’s model.
Individuals who attribute positive outcomes internally are more likely to develop learned helplessness as per Seligman's model.
If an individual consistently attributes negative events to internal, stable and global causes, they may develop learned helplessness over time.
An external attribution style leads directly to learned helplessness according to Seligman's model.
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AP Psychology - 9.1 Attribution Theory and Person Perception
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