Helplessness_And_Hopelessness

Helplessness And Hopelessness Learned Helplessness and Hopelessness Learned helplessness and hopelessness are two very difficult conditions to deal with. They are behavioral processes that are different from each other, though they are both linked through feelings of guilt and fear. First off learned helplessness is a condition that is arrived at after degrees of apathy and feelings of a lack of control are increased within a person. This can happen when they are placed in a situation where they have very little or no impact on what happens to them. A person will start feeling depressed and he or she may feel removed from the situation because he or she has no control over it. This is typical of learned helplessness: A person feeling as if they can do nothing to stop the negative consequences they incur every day. Learned hopelessness is different. Instead of feeling as though they have no relationship to what happens to them, a person will feel that every negative thing that happens is entirely their fault. They will feel the weight of the world on their shoulders because no matter what happens, it is not only their fault, it will learned, helplessness, because, hopelessness, person, feel, cannot, situation, happens, fault, every, control, way, matter, day, child, believe, begin, abuse, woman, victim, thus, through, negative, learn, feeling, example, examine, anything, wrong, very, users, typical, though, things