Students who experience repeated academic failures may develop a style of learning known as ______ in which they do not trust their own abilities and rely on others for help.
A)externalism
B)motivation
C)outer directedness
D)locus of direction

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Outer directedness refers to a learning style where students rely on external cues and assistance from others due to a lack of confidence in their own abilities, often resulting from repeated academic failures.

Students Who Experience Repeated Academic Failures May Develop a Style