While the cognitive models of Seligman’s Learned Optimism and Scheier and Carver

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While the cognitive models of Seligman’s Learned Optimism and Scheier and Carver’s concept of Optimism differ from one another, Scheier and Carver maintain that data from both cognitive models converge on the conclusion that:

Question 4 options:

A)

Optimism has more benefits than Pessimism.

B)

Pessimism has more benefits than Optimism.

C)

Pessimism is more realistic than Optimism.

D)

Optimism is beneficial for both mental and physical functioning.

A)

Optimism has more benefits than Pessimism.

B)

Pessimism has more benefits than Optimism.

C)

Pessimism is more realistic than Optimism.

D)

Optimism is beneficial for both mental and physical functioning.

Explanation / Answer

Answer:

Conclusion from both cognitive models converge showed that optimism has more benefits than pessimism,optimism is beneficial for both mental and physical functioning.

Hence,option(a, and d) are correct. (In case of only one choice select option a).

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