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Lauren Byron
on Dec 22, 2024
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Individuals who are fatalistic and do not believe that they have much control over what happens to them are prone to:
A) negative self-perception.
B) multiple accidents.
C) an external attributional style.
D) disaster.
Fatalistic
Believing that all events are predetermined and inevitably caused by external forces, leading to a sense of powerlessness over one's future or outcomes.
External Attributional Style
A tendency to attribute one's own behaviors and outcomes to external factors or forces beyond one's personal control.
- Discern between multiple attribution styles, namely internal, external, stable, and unstable.
- Comprehend the implications of possessing certain attributional styles, such as fatalism or a depressive attributional style.
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Learning Objectives
- Discern between multiple attribution styles, namely internal, external, stable, and unstable.
- Comprehend the implications of possessing certain attributional styles, such as fatalism or a depressive attributional style.
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