According to Seligman's (2002) analysis of the attitudes that promote near-epidemic levels of depression in today's Western world, most of us feel that, if we do not "make it" in today's world, we can blame

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According to Seligman's analysis, the attitude that promotes near-epidemic levels of depression in Western world is the belief that if we fail to succeed, we can blame only ourselves. This attitude creates a sense of helplessness and hopelessness, which are major contributors to depression.

According to Seligman's (2002) Analysis of the Attitudes That Promote