Sheryl views events as beyond her control, yet constantly asks herself why this is so. This is an example of:
A) cognitive dissonance.
B) attribution-helplessness.
C) the cognitive triad.
D) object relations.

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Sheryl's perspective is an example of attribution-helplessness, which refers to a state where an individual attributes events or situations to factors beyond their control and feels powerless to change them. This is different from cognitive dissonance, the cognitive triad, or object relations, as it specifically involves a sense of helplessness and questioning the reasons behind perceived lack of control.

Sheryl Views Events as Beyond Her Control, Yet Constantly Asks