Negative internal, stable, and global attributions most closely describes a key aspect of ___________________ of depression.
A) Beck's cognitive theory
B) Seligman's learned helplessness model
C) Abramson's hopelessness model
D) Lewinsohn's behavioral model

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Seligman's learned helplessness model of depression emphasizes negative internal (blaming oneself), stable (believing the cause will not change), and global (believing the cause affects many areas of life) attributions as a key aspect. This model suggests that experiencing uncontrollable negative events can lead to a state of learned helplessness, where individuals feel they have no control over their situation, contributing to depressive symptoms.

Negative Internal, Stable, and Global Attributions Most Closely Describes a Key