Asked by Satish Garneni on Sep 26, 2024

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To Seligman,people with an optimistic explanatory style tend to

A) believe their own actions are of consequence when they are experiencing health problems.
B) believe their own actions will make no difference when they experience health problems.
C) believe others will come to their aid when they are experiencing health problems.
D) believe the same things as someone who has a pessimistic explanatory style.

Optimistic Explanatory Style

A tendency to attribute positive events to stable and global causes and negative events to transient and specific causes.

Health Problems

Issues affecting the body or mind that influence overall well-being and functioning.

Actions

Any acts or deeds taken by an individual, which can be observed externally and may be driven by intention, motivation, or external influence.

  • Gain insight into how optimism and pessimism affect psychological wellness and behavioral patterns.
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Olive Intikhab1 day ago
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Seligman's research suggests that people with an optimistic explanatory style tend to attribute health problems to external, temporary, and specific causes that they have some control over. As a result, they are more likely to believe that their own actions can make a difference in improving their health outcomes.