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Bio - psych: lecture 3.3.1
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What are the three attributional dimensions in the revised theory of learned helplessness?

  • Internal-External, Stable-Unstable, Global-Specific
  • Personal-Universal, Chronic-Acute, General-Particular
  • Positive-Negative, Long-Term-Short-Term, Broad-Narrow
  • Internal-External, Stable-Unstable, Global-Specific (correct)
  • How do the three attributional dimensions in the revised theory of learned helplessness, namely internal-external, stable-unstable, and global-specific, contribute to individuals' explanations of uncontrollable outcomes?

  • Determines personal or universal helplessness (& accordingly self blame)
  • STABLE UNSTABLE DIMENSION: Determines 'chronicity' (persistence)
  • GLOBAL SPECIFIC DIMENSION: Determines generalisability to new situations
  • All of the above (correct)
  • According to the depressive realism hypothesis, depressed college students tend to be more __________ in making judgments about their performance in an experimental task.

    Accurate (realistic)

    What are the three types of distortion proposed by Beck's cognitive theory of depression?

    <p>Self, world, others.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Beck's cognitive theory of depression proposes that depressed individuals have negative __________ about themselves, the __________, and __________.

    <p>Distortions, World, others.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to Beck's cognitive theory of depression, what are the negative schemas that depressed people have?

    <p>Negative (I'm unlikeable), Pessimistic (nothing ever goes right), Hopeless nobody cares if I live or die)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The hopelessness theory of depression is based on the theory of __________ __________.

    <p>Learned helplessness</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the positive illusions theory, how do mentally healthy people and depressed patients differ in their perception of reality?

    <p>Mentally healthy people distort reality, while depressed patients are more realistic.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is a strong advocate of attributional retraining for both success and happiness?

    <p>Professor Martin Seligman</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the document, which theory assumes that depressed people generalize inappropriately from situations with uncontrollable outcomes to situations with controllable outcomes?

    <p>Hopelessness theory of depression</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the positive illusions theory, mentally healthy individuals tend to distort reality and view the world through __________-tinted glasses.

    <p>Rose</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The revised theory of learned helplessness suggests that some people have a depressive attributional style, characterized by giving 'internal, stable, global' attributions for __________ outcomes.

    <p>Bad</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The revised theory of learned helplessness suggests that some people have a depressive attributional style, characterized by giving 'external, unstable, specific' attributions for __________ outcomes.

    <p>Good</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Attributional Dimensions of Learned Helplessness

    • The revised theory of learned helplessness proposes three attributional dimensions: internal-external, stable-unstable, and global-specific.
    • These dimensions contribute to individuals' explanations of uncontrollable outcomes, influencing their perceptions of causality and control.

    Depressive Realism Hypothesis

    • According to the depressive realism hypothesis, depressed college students tend to be more realistic in making judgments about their performance in an experimental task.

    Beck's Cognitive Theory of Depression

    • Beck's cognitive theory of depression proposes three types of distortion: negative self-schemas, negative world-views, and negative future expectations.
    • Depressed individuals have negative schemas about themselves, the world, and the future.
    • These negative schemas lead to distorted thinking patterns, perpetuating depressive symptoms.

    Hopelessness Theory of Depression

    • The hopelessness theory of depression is based on the theory of learned helplessness.

    Positive Illusions Theory

    • According to the positive illusions theory, mentally healthy people and depressed patients differ in their perception of reality, with mentally healthy individuals distorting reality and viewing the world through rose-tinted glasses.

    Attributional Retraining

    • Martin Seligman is a strong advocate of attributional retraining for both success and happiness.

    Theory of Depressive Attributional Style

    • The revised theory of learned helplessness assumes that depressed people generalize inappropriately from situations with uncontrollable outcomes to situations with controllable outcomes.
    • Depressed individuals have a depressive attributional style, characterized by giving 'internal, stable, global' attributions for negative outcomes.
    • Conversely, they give 'external, unstable, specific' attributions for positive outcomes.

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