Which of the following statements is least likely to lead to depression, according to hopelessness theory?

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Hopelessness theory suggests that depression is more likely when individuals attribute negative events to internal (about themselves), stable (unlikely to change), and global (affecting many areas of life) causes. Choice D, while negative, does not directly attribute the issue to an internal, stable, and global cause related to the individual's abilities or self-worth, making it less aligned with the hopelessness theory's predictors of depression compared to the other options.

Which of the Following Statements Is Least Likely to Lead