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Selecting an appropriate stress model of depression in rodents. [PDF]
World J PsychiatryLu XX, Tang H, Li XH.
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Enhancing High-Resolution Assessment in Pain Disorders: Development of an Adaptive Real-Time Version of the Pain Catastrophizing Scale. [PDF]
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Mental Health of Residents of Ukraine Exposed to the Russia-Ukraine Conflict.
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Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 1989
It is unclear whether passive and dependent behaviors in nursing home residents represent an adaptive response with an intact sense of personal autonomy, or the loss of control that leads to learned helplessness.
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It is unclear whether passive and dependent behaviors in nursing home residents represent an adaptive response with an intact sense of personal autonomy, or the loss of control that leads to learned helplessness.
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Frustration and learned helplessness.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes, 1975This article reports the transfer of learned helplessness from one aversive motivator, shock to another, frustration. In experiment 1, animals were trained to approach food in a runway and concomitantly exposed to either escapable, inescapable, or no shock in a different situation.
R A, Rosellini, M E, Seligman
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Learned helplessness in groups
Behaviour Research and Therapy, 1983Abstract Group learned helplessness is demonstrated in Experiment I. Groups of 2 tried to turn off noise by their joint action. In the solvable group (S), noise offset was contingent on their sequence of button pushing. In the yoked, unsolvable group (U), noise offset was independent of all sequences of button pushes they produced.
D K, Simkin, J P, Lederer, M E, Seligman
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Integrative Physiological & Behavioral Science, 2002
"Learned helplessness" and its Pavlovian analog, learned irrelevance, are phenomena thought integral to understanding depression, PTSD, psychosomatic vulnerability, and a variety of diseases and immune disorders. The origin and development of research on learned helplessness is briefly overviewed with attention to the reasons for the controversy that ...
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"Learned helplessness" and its Pavlovian analog, learned irrelevance, are phenomena thought integral to understanding depression, PTSD, psychosomatic vulnerability, and a variety of diseases and immune disorders. The origin and development of research on learned helplessness is briefly overviewed with attention to the reasons for the controversy that ...
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International Journal of Health Services, 1988
The development of theory and research on learned helplessness is reviewed and criticized on some points, e.g., for its reliance on artificial laboratory experiments. Some empirical findings are presented, indicating a connection between certain work characteristics and learned helplessness.
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The development of theory and research on learned helplessness is reviewed and criticized on some points, e.g., for its reliance on artificial laboratory experiments. Some empirical findings are presented, indicating a connection between certain work characteristics and learned helplessness.
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