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This helplessness was exacerbated by the lack of security of the tenure on the land on which residents lived and the informal status of the slums.
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This helplessness is most striking in the marsupials (e.g., opossums and kangaroos), in which the young are born at a very early stage of development; they crawl through the mother's hair to the brood pouch, where they attach themselves to a nipple and their development continues for many more months.
I remember how awful that feeling of helplessness was, the inability to do anything in the face of this devastating injury to a young person".
That helplessness was traumatizing.
He was known for his belief that a psychological concept called "learned helplessness" was crucial to successful interrogation.
Although initial studies by psychologists such as Martin E.P. Seligman indicated that learned helplessness was a factor of depression, it was soon discovered that not all students who had acquired learned helplessness were depressed.
His sense of helplessness was also evident because he did not see himself, or even the school leader, as the change agent.
The helplessness was numbing.
That feeling of helplessness was one of the worst parts of the lockdown period.
His pain, desperation, isolation, hopelessness, and helplessness, was too much; killing himself was the only option he felt he had.
Learned helplessness was assessed using the forced swim test [48].
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