Human learned helplessness¶
Mikulincer, M. (1994). Human learned helplessness: A coping perspective. Plenum Press.
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- Learned Helplessness
- This matters because interventions differ: skills training addresses inability; environmental change addresses rational withdrawal; pharmacological and psychotherapeutic approaches address depression; attribution retraining and mastery experience address learned helplessness specifically.
This sourceComprehensive review of learned helplessness mechanisms and cross-cultural variations in attributional style.
- This matters because interventions differ: skills training addresses inability; environmental change addresses rational withdrawal; pharmacological and psychotherapeutic approaches address depression; attribution retraining and mastery experience address learned helplessness specifically.
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