Learned helplessness results in
A) an increase in performance after failure.
B) deterioration of performance after failure.
C) maintenance of performance after failure.
D) heightened feelings of mastery after failure.

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Learned helplessness refers to a state of feeling helpless or powerless after experiencing repeated failures, which can lead to a decrease or deterioration in performance. Options A, C, and D are not consistent with the concept of learned helplessness.

Learned Helplessness Results in