Albert, a Child Prodigy in Mathematics Is Devastated to Learn

question 112

Multiple Choice

Albert, a child prodigy in mathematics is devastated to learn that he is unable to juggle. He dwells on the belief that he has failed terribly and then falls into a deep depression. This outcome is most consistent with

• A) the learned helplessness model.
• B) catharsis.
• C) adaptation level theory.
• D) the self-focusing model.

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