The Research on Learned Helplessness Suggests That Depression May Be

question 69

Multiple Choice

The research on learned helplessness suggests that depression may be prevented by:

• A) encouraging people to think about the good things in their lives.
• B) encouraging people to smile, even when they feel sad.
• C) exposing people to adversities that they can overcome.
• D) preventing people from experiencing even minor challenges.

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Definitions:

Isolated Groups

Communities or social groups that have limited or no contact with other groups, leading to distinct cultural or social development.

Noncohesive Groups

Collections of individuals lacking unity or common bonds, often resulting in decreased group effectiveness and cooperation.

Reducing Groupthink

Strategies and measures aimed at preventing the occurrence of groupthink, a phenomenon where the desire for harmony in a decision-making group overrides a realistic appraisal of alternatives.

Effective Decision-Making Strategies

Approaches and techniques that enhance the quality and outcomes of decisions, taking into account various factors and potential impacts.