According to Seligman's model of learned helplessness, people with depression are prone to making attributions about failure that are

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Seligman's model of learned helplessness posits that people with depression make internal (blaming themselves), global (believing the negative attribution applies to most aspects of their life), and stable (believing the negative attribution is unlikely to change) attributions about failure. Option A and D make incorrect attributions of stability and externality respectively. Option B is incorrect because the negative attribution is global, not specific.

According to Seligman's Model of Learned Helplessness, People with Depression