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Middle Age According to research related to Rotter's theory, people become more internally oriented as they grow older, peaking in
A. were happier and more physically active. Elderly residents of a nursing home who were given greater choices in their daily lives
Developed External Locus of Control In research related to Rotter's theory, children whose mothers were depressed and had little education or income were likely to
Optimistic According to Seligman, a(n) _____ explanatory style can prevent learned helplessness. - happier and healthier
Learned Helplessness in childhood > a pessimistic explanatory style in adulthood
Positive Psychology deals with happiness, excellence, and optimal life functioning.
Internal Locus of Control outcome result from owns effort, ability, or actions
External Locus of Control outcomes rae due to luck, fate, or others power
Internal LOC Ex. misfortunes due to laziness, ignorance, or lack of ablity - more responsibility, more achievement-oriented
External LOC Ex. rewards depend on luck, fate or others - feel less control, more stress, more passive
Age Trend Ppl become more internal with time, peak mid-30s
more external locus Childhood environment ow income, low education, depressed parents
Learned helplessness no control over our environment. - Giving up after repeated failure or lack of control - cause repeated exposure to uncontrollable events
Childhood Helplessness More pessimistic in Adulthood
Optimistic Explanatory Style bad events are temporary, specific, and not your fault - live longer
Pessimistic Explanatory STyle bad events are permanent, widespread, and your fault
Rotter's early life history and how it shaped his theory of personality Read Freud and Adler in high school, started in Chem then switched to Psychology.
How does LOC relate to psychical health If a person is a victim of abuse they are pushed more towards External LOC. High Internal LOC results with lower blood pressure, fewer heart attacks and faster recoveries. More attention to health, wear seat belts, exercise and quit smoking
Martin Seligman President of APA's, Know for positive psychology. - what to study the positive side of psych
Devlopment of Learned Helplessness Tested on dogs with electrical shocks in cages and with humans using buttons and an annoying tone. (sound). First round, they both gave up and just took it, second round they didn't even try to get out.
Developing Learned Helplessness Particularly vulnerable during infancy and childhood, more likely to on in later life with pessimistic explanatory style. -Infant: hungry cries to have needs met, on one is coming results in learned helplessness. -Childhood: Poor social support from par
Arden House 1st FLR- Staff had responsibility for permissions and personal wellbeing = not as healthy or happy 2nd FLR - Residents had choices and responsibility for their own wellbeing = Healthier, lived longer, happier
Cancer Patients Patients without LH had more T-cells, killer cells and psychically healthier. Groups with optimistic had better psychological adjustment versus groups with pessimistic had worse adjustment.
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