Although she is intelligent, Abigail believes that her low grades in school are reflections of her own intellectual incompetence. Her conclusion best illustrates A. an internal locus of control. B. problem-focused coping. C. a pessimistic outlook. D. the adaptation-level phenomenon.

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22 May, 12:37

Although she is intelligent, Abigail believes that her low grades in school are reflections of her own intellectual incompetence. Her conclusion best illustrates A. an internal locus of control. B. problem-focused coping. C. a pessimistic outlook. D. the adaptation-level phenomenon.

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Keaton Branch · Answer 1

C. a pessimistic outlook.

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Pessimism is the assumption that the world is a bad place and that things are going to turn out for the worst. Pessimists are the people who show inclination towards negativity and their ability to anticipate the worst in most circumstances. But it should be remembered here that moderate pessimism is good to prepare oneself for the worst situations.