Whenever Harry Experiences a Setback,he Often Attributes It to Being

question 56

Multiple Choice

Whenever Harry experiences a setback,he often attributes it to being his own fault and believes that it will last for a long time.He also tends to think that the problem will affect everything else he does.According to Seligman,Harry's explanatory style in interpreting misfortune can be described as:

• A) internal,unstable,and global.
• B) external,stable,and specific.
• C) internal,stable,and global.
• D) external,unstable,and global.

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Definitions:

Low Self-Efficacy

A belief in one's inability to successfully execute the behaviors required to produce desired outcomes.

High Self-Efficacy

A strong belief in one's own ability to achieve goals and complete tasks effectively.

Incongruence

The mismatch or disparity between one's self-perception and actual experience or reality.

Situational Specificity

The concept that behavior can vary significantly based on the context or situation in which it occurs.