With Railton, Baumeister, and Sripada, this thinker proposed replacing the traditional labeling of man as Homo sapiens with a future-oriented counterpart known as Homo prospectus. A connection of this thinker's most important theory to a three-part attribution theory with "internal", "stable", and "global" components was made by Bernard Weiner. This psychologist's theory o
With Railton, Baumeister, and Sripada, this thinker proposed replacing the traditional labeling of man as Homo sapiens with a future-oriented counterpart known as Homo prospectus. A connection of this thinker's most important theory to a three-part attribution theory with "internal", "stable", and "global" components was made by Bernard Weiner. This psychologist's theory of well-being is centered around five components represented with the acronym PERMA. With Christopher Peterson, this psychologist developed a (*) "positive" counterpart to the DMS titled Character Strengths and Virtues. This non-Pavlov psychologist accidentally developed his most famous theory while carrying out an experiment on dogs which observed that they would not escape shocks if they were conditioned to believe they couldn't. For 10 points, name this psychologist who developed the theory of "learned helplessness."
With Railton, Baumeister, and Sripada, this thinker proposed replacing the traditional labeling of man as Homo sapiens with a future-oriented counterpart known as Homo prospectus.
Martin Seligman 