Question

practice it
view that depression results from the perception of no control over the
reinforcements in life
learned uselessness model
learned powerlessness model
learned restlessness model
learned helplessness model
learned worthlessness model

Explanation:

The learned helplessness model posits that when individuals perceive they have no control over reinforcers (rewards or positive outcomes) in their lives, they develop a sense of helplessness. This perceived lack of control can lead to depression. The other options - learned uselessness, learned powerlessness (not a standard term in this context; the correct term is helplessness), learned restlessness, and learned worthlessness - are either incorrect terms or do not accurately capture the core concept of perceived lack of control over life's reinforcers leading to depression as precisely as the learned helplessness model.

Answer:

learned helplessness model