In the personality development of an individual, sometimes the person tries to shrink his thinking capacity and his own willpower; he starts blaming himself without any fault. This is termed "negative self-talk."
<h3>What causes negative self-talk?</h3>
The main reasons for negative self-talk are a lack of self-confidence and depression. When a person fails in doing something, their self-confidence collapses so much that they give up easily, which makes them lose their confidence. This cause is common among those who are easily affected by others' views of them.
Sometimes others' points of view become so heavy on a person's mind who has less or no self-confidence that he starts the blame game. He becomes a self-blamer, believing that whatever happens, especially when something goes wrong, he will be held responsible even if he was not the cause of the problem.
Thus, the correct answer is B, where the person blames themselves for every problem, whether it was their fault or not, because they become the victim of the judgment of other people rather than their own judgment.
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