Summary : A review of theoretical explanations for learned helplessness in humans. This article presents the learned helplessness paradigm and reviews several of the main theoretical explanations regarding the effects of uncontrollability on subsequent performance in humans. These theoretical explanations are divided into those that consider the effects to be a resuit of a motivational alteration and those centered on a cognitive disruption. Although the observed effects remain rather puzzling, it seems that cognitive-disruption explanations appear promising for a better understanding of learned helplessness in humans. Key words : uncontrollability, cognitive performance, learned helplessness.Résumé Après une présentation générale du paradi...
Learned helplessness is an experimental analogue of depression. In ess;ence learned helplessness the...
Despite the support for the proposition that learning is enhanced by the reinforcement of correct re...
References to the experience of uncontrollability are often found in the literature in association w...
Learned helplessness theory (Seligman, 1975; Abramson, Seligman, & Teasdale, 1978) postulates th...
Summary : Learned helplessness in retrospect and prospect. The history, development and controversie...
Summary : Learned helplessness in retrospect and prospect. The history, development and controversie...
Learned helplessness has been found to produce motivational deficit, disruption of the ability to le...
Summary : Control deprivation and information processing : A critical evaluation of the control moti...
Summary : Control deprivation and information processing : A critical evaluation of the control moti...
Very little attention has been directed toward examining the importance of cognitive versus motivati...
Very little attention has been directed toward examining the importance of cognitive versus motivati...
Very little attention has been directed toward examining the importance of cognitive versus motivati...
Persons with intellectual disability are a group at risk of being exposed to overly demanding proble...
Helpless children attribute their failures to lack of ability and view them as insurmountable. Maste...
The phenomenon of learned helplessness refers to the process of learning, over a series of trials, t...
Learned helplessness is an experimental analogue of depression. In ess;ence learned helplessness the...
Despite the support for the proposition that learning is enhanced by the reinforcement of correct re...
References to the experience of uncontrollability are often found in the literature in association w...
Learned helplessness theory (Seligman, 1975; Abramson, Seligman, & Teasdale, 1978) postulates th...
Summary : Learned helplessness in retrospect and prospect. The history, development and controversie...
Summary : Learned helplessness in retrospect and prospect. The history, development and controversie...
Learned helplessness has been found to produce motivational deficit, disruption of the ability to le...
Summary : Control deprivation and information processing : A critical evaluation of the control moti...
Summary : Control deprivation and information processing : A critical evaluation of the control moti...
Very little attention has been directed toward examining the importance of cognitive versus motivati...
Very little attention has been directed toward examining the importance of cognitive versus motivati...
Very little attention has been directed toward examining the importance of cognitive versus motivati...
Persons with intellectual disability are a group at risk of being exposed to overly demanding proble...
Helpless children attribute their failures to lack of ability and view them as insurmountable. Maste...
The phenomenon of learned helplessness refers to the process of learning, over a series of trials, t...
Learned helplessness is an experimental analogue of depression. In ess;ence learned helplessness the...
Despite the support for the proposition that learning is enhanced by the reinforcement of correct re...
References to the experience of uncontrollability are often found in the literature in association w...