The first attempt to test this phenomenon in humans involved stopping a harsh noise by solving button-pressing puzzles, after it was first tested on animals using a floor with a divider short enough to jump over.
The first attempt to test this phenomenon in humans involved stopping a harsh noise by solving button-pressing puzzles, after it was first tested on animals using a floor with a divider short enough to jump over. It was first discovered by (*) electrically shocking dogs by Martin Seligman. For 10  points— name this model for explaining depression that involves past failures causing subjects to give up.
The first attempt to test this phenomenon in humans involved stopping a harsh noise by solving button-pressing puzzles, after it was first tested on animals using a floor with a divider short enough to jump over.
learned helplessness