Jeanea sees her lack of friends as resulting from her lack of intelligence and her dull personality. According to Martin Seligman, Jeanea would:

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Jeanea's perspective aligns with Martin Seligman's theory of learned helplessness, where individuals attribute negative events to stable, internal, and global causes. Her belief that her lack of friends is due to her unchangeable traits (lack of intelligence and dull personality) reflects a stable and internal attribution, characteristic of a pessimistic outlook.

Jeanea Sees Her Lack of Friends as Resulting from Her