Research on learned helplessness suggests that a useful means of treating some forms of _____ would be to arrange for the person to have repeated experiences with _____ at something.
A) neurotic anxiety; succeeding
B) depression; succeeding
C) neurotic anxiety; failing
D) depression; failing

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Research on learned helplessness, particularly work by Martin Seligman and others, has shown that depression can often result from experiencing uncontrollable negative events. By arranging for individuals to have repeated experiences with success, it can help counteract feelings of helplessness and potentially alleviate some symptoms of depression.

Research on Learned Helplessness Suggests That a Useful Means of Treating