Sue Ellen Typically Explains Negative Events Using Unstable, Specific, External

question 5

Multiple Choice

Sue Ellen typically explains negative events using unstable, specific, external attributions. According to Seligman (1991) , Sue Ellen could best be described as possessing

• A) a Type B personality.
• B) hardiness.
• C) learned helplessness.
• D) optimism.

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Definitions:

Mood

A temporary state of mind or feeling that can influence an individual's perception, behavior, and responses to various situations.

Psychological Adjustment

involves how well individuals cope with and adapt to the changes and challenges in their lives, maintaining psychological well-being.

Developmental Psychologist

A developmental psychologist is a professional who studies the psychological growth and changes that occur throughout a person's lifespan, from infancy to old age.

Motor Development

The progression of muscle coordination, strength, and the ability to move through space, influenced by both genetic and environmental factors.