According to Seligman's (2002)analysis of the attitudes that promote near-epidemic levels of depression in America,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, most Americans have a belief that if they do not succeed in today's world, they can only blame themselves. This attitude can lead to feelings of hopelessness and helplessness, which can contribute to depression.

According to Seligman's (2002)analysis of the Attitudes That Promote Near-Epidemic