Tag: psychological theory of learned helplessness explained

• Is Learned Helplessness Being Weaponised?

  

  Learned helplessness can impact someone’s whole life when they are under constant stress. It is climbing a steep hill and not seeing the top or not seeing the end of the tunnel

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  October 10, 2024

  Overcoming obstacles, Psychology and living, Recognising and escaping Learned Helplessness, Resilience and Improving Quality of Life

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