Asked by Casey Hamilton on Apr 24, 2024
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Seligman (1996) suggested that when things go wrong, we sometimes develop inappropriate attributional styles towards the causes of failure. Which of the following was not proposed by him?
A) internal or external
B) stable or unstable
C) global or specific
D) negative or positive
Attributional Styles
The tendency to attribute one’s behavior to internal or external factors, stable or unstable factors, and global or specific factors.
Internal
Relating to or situated on the inside; inner.
Stable
Characterized by consistency and lack of significant change, often used to describe emotional states or conditions that are steady over time.
- Understand the importance of attributional styles in cognitive psychology and their impact on mental health.
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Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
Seligman proposed three dimensions of attributional style: internal or external, stable or unstable, and global or specific. He did not propose a dimension of negative or positive.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the importance of attributional styles in cognitive psychology and their impact on mental health.
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