Question

In high school, it did not seem to make a difference how much Clive studied Spanish; he always earned poor grades. Now that Clive is in college, he is required to take Spanish again.
According to the concept of learned helplessness, which of the following statements can be most expected from Clive as he starts the new Spanish class?

a) "Spanish is a difficult subject that I am very poor at."
b) "I sure hope that my Spanish professor is better than my high school Spanish teacher."
c) "Why study? There isn’t anything I can do to improve my Spanish skills."
d) "If I spend more time studying, I’m sure I will do better than in high school."
e) "I need to find a good tutor to help me learn Spanish; I can’t learn it on my own."

Answer 1

Answer: C

Explanation: Probably the first thing he would have is that it doesn't make any sense to him to study because he always did and got poor results. He most likely feel anxious about it and approach in a "defeated" way to this new class.

Answer 2

Answer:

if your looking for help with learning spanish, find a friend(s) who are familiar with the language ask them to help you with your studies or make a Duolingo account and put the language you want to learn as spanish or other languages as well

Explanation:

your welcome ^_^