Seligman and colleagues posited that the learned helplessness deficits in the experimental dogs could be applicable to individuals with the psychological symptoms of:

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Seligman and colleagues linked the learned helplessness deficits observed in dogs to those observed in individuals with depression, suggesting that the cognitive processes and learned behavior patterns may be applicable to both species. The other options (B, C, and D) are not specifically linked to Seligman's research on learned helplessness.

Seligman and Colleagues Posited That the Learned Helplessness Deficits in the Experimental