A Learned Expectation That Events in One's Life Are Uncontrollable

question 100

Short Answer

A learned expectation that events in one's life are uncontrollable and that one cannot escape from the situation is known as _____________.

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Definitions:

Emotional-Behavioral Reactions

The responses in emotions and behavior that occur in reaction to external or internal stimuli, significantly influencing a person's well-being.

Helper's Life

Refers to the personal and professional experiences, challenges, and growth opportunities that individuals encounter while working in helping professions such as counseling, social work, or psychology.

Dysfunctional Families

Family units that exhibit patterns of behavior and interaction that are unhealthy or detrimental to the emotional, psychological, or physical well-being of their members.

Closed Communication

A form of communication where feedback is limited or non-existent, often leading to misunderstandings or lack of engagement.